Clinton Testifies on Epstein Case, Criticizes Committee

0:00It's February 26 and Adelaide, let's get into the news. Hillary Clinton testified in a closed-door deposition before the Republican Lead House Oversight Committee. The session focused on the government's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, including a 2008 plea deal that led him avoid federal, sex trafficking charges. She appeared one day before her husband, former President Bill Clinton, is scheduled to testify. Clinton stated she has no knowledge to help the probe and accused the committee of distracting from President Trump's actions. She denied any personal ties to Epstein, saying she never flew on his plane or visited his island, homes, or offices. She criticized the committee for not questioning key figures, like the one law enforcement official involved, or prominent names in Epstein's files. Clinton pointed out they held no public hearings, despite calls for transparency and skipped opposing Republican donor Les Wexner last week. Meanwhile, committee chair James Comer called it a long session with many questions about

1:01how Epstein connected with powerful people. He stressed no accusations against the clins yet and promised due process. The New York deposition paused briefly after a photo of Clinton leaked online, breaking rules. Officials plans to release the video and transcript once it wraps up. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com.