Gates to Face Epstein Probe in Congress

0:00On April 7, Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, is set to face the House Oversight Committee on June 10 for a transcribed interview tied to. Their probe into Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender. Gates has called his past meetings with Epstein a huge mistake, and his team says he welcomes the chance to answer questions stressing he never saw. Or, joined any of Epstein's crimes. Public scrutiny ramped up this year when Justice Department files dropped, highlighting Gates' name and old emails from Epstein back in July 20, 13, including one draft about supposed favors involving drugs. Committee Chair James Comer reached out to Gates in March, believing he holds key info, and they've also summoned others like Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnik, Gateway Founder Ted Wait, and Epstein Aides. This Epstein investigation keeps unfolding with more witnesses lined up, shedding light on those shadowy connections. This has been U.S. News Today, powered by AI.