Clinton Testifies, Trump Defends: Epstein Scandal Deepens

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is UK News Today, brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy, links in the episode description. Former President Bill Clinton became the first ex-president forced to testify before Congress against his will, facing questions from the House. Oversight Committee about his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein. President Trump spoke out in Clinton's defense, telling reporters outside the White House that he likes Clinton and doesn't approve of Republicans. Pushing him to testify, especially after they went after Trump, too, Clinton opened his testimony by insisting he saw nothing wrong and did nothing improper, while blasting lawmakers were also subpoenaing Hillary. Clinton, who he said had no connection to Epstein. New photos from Epstein files show Clinton on private jets and with Epstein associates like Galein Maxwell, though he maintains all trips were for. Charity work, and he cut ties years before Epstein's crime surfaced. Democrats now demand Trump testify as well,

1:02citing his own Epstein links, while pressure builds on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik over Ireland. Visits, leaving the investigation wide open as both sides dig in.