Clinton Testifies on Epstein: 'No One Knows for Sure'

0:00On March 3rd, new video from Bill Clinton's closed door deposition before the House Oversight Committee shows him addressing Jeffrey Epstein's death. Under oath last week in New York, Clinton said he has accepted that Epstein killed himself in jail back in 2019, but he added that no one can truly know for sure what happened. The footage was released Monday by the Republican-led committee probing Epstein's powerful connections. Clinton testified that he cut ties with Epstein years before the financier's 2008 guilty plea for soliciting underage girls. He flew on Epstein's private jet 26 times, starting in 2002, mostly for humanitarian trips, but insisted he had no clue about any. Sex crimes. Clinton denied visiting Epstein's private island or having any sexual contact with women introduced by Epstein or Galein Maxwell. Hallmakers pressed him on past White House visits by Epstein and photos showing them together, but Clinton said he didn't recall those interactions. He described their relationship as cordial, but not close, and noted Epstein visited the

1:03White House 14 times during his presidency. Clinton also said a young woman who gave him a neck massage on one flight was unknown to him as a victim. Republicans highlighted Clinton's comments that President Trump never indicated any improper involvement with Epstein. Based on a chat at a golf event, years ago, Democrats accused the probe of being politically motivated. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton's separate deposition got heated when she threatened to walk out over a leaked photo, insisting she didn't know Epstein. This testimony keeps fueling questions about Epstein's network as Congress digs deeper into his associates and unanswered mysteries. Thank