Clintons Deposed in Epstein Probe, Photo Leak Causes Uproar

0:00In Tampa Bay, it's March 2nd, and here's what is going on. Videos of depositions from Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton had been released as part of a House Oversight Committee probe into Jeffrey Epstein. The sessions, each running about six hours, took place behind closed doors at a performing art center near the Clinton's home in Chapacua, New York, on Thursday and Friday. Hillary Clinton's questioning hit a snag when Republican representative Lauren Bobert shared a photo from the closed session with a conservative. Online influencer, who posted it publicly, that violated committee rules on photography, prompting a temporary pause. Clinton pushed for reporters to attend after the leak, while Bobert shrugged it off, even complementing Clinton's outfit in a sarcastic post. Committee members noted the proceedings were being recorded for later review by attorneys before public release. Shifting to Friday, Bill Clinton opened by saying his limited contact with Epstein ended well before the sex offender's crimes surfaced in two.

1:002008, he stressed he saw no signs of wrongdoing and would have reported any hint of abuse. Lawmaker said both Clinton's answered every question put to them. The depositions aimed to uncover details in the ongoing Epstein investigation, amid past tensions over subpoenas that the Clinton's initially called. Partisan, this DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen. S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com