Clintons Depose on Epstein: No Knowledge, No Island

0:00On March 2nd, a Congressional Committee probing Jeffrey Epstein has released videos of depositions from Bill and Hillary Clinton. The sessions happened last week in Chappaquan, New York. Hillary stated she had no knowledge of Epstein, while Bill explained he cut off contact before Epstein's crimes surfaced publicly in 2000. Bill admitted taking several flights on Epstein's jet in the early 2000s for Clinton Foundation humanitarian trips. He stressed he never went to Epstein's private island in the Caribbean where much of the alleged abuse took place. Hillary urged the Committee to question former President Donald Trump, who was once friendly with Epstein. Democrats argue the probe targets political rivals rather than seeking real answers. Being named in Epstein documents doesn't mean guilt, and neither the Clinton's nor Trump face charges. The couple first ignored subpoenas, but agreed to testify after Republicans warned of contempt charges. Epstein faced conviction in 2008 for paying underage girls for sex, then died in jail in 2019 awaiting a bigger trafficking.

1:03Trial. Many still question if it was suicide. These videos add fresh details to long-running questions about Epstein's elite network as the Committee pushes forward with its work.