Today’s live broke down the high-stakes deposition of Hillary Clinton before the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into the Epstein files. Clinton stated she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, never met him, and never visited his properties — while accusing Republicans of conducting a partisan fishing expedition.
But the real story may not be Hillary’s testimony. Oversight Democrats signaled they intend to release the full transcript and are pressing a far more explosive issue: missing Department of Justice files tied to a verified survivor who has made serious allegations not only against Epstein, but against President Donald Trump. According to committee Democrats, key records have been removed from DOJ archives — raising questions about who removed them and why.
Meanwhile, Chairman James Comer framed the Clintons’ testimony as bipartisan accountability. I argue Republicans may have miscalculated, underestimating how prepared the Clintons would be and how aggressively Democrats would pivot the spotlight back to Trump’s documented connections in the Epstein files.
This short but urgent live sets the stage for what could become a defining transparency fight — not just about the Clintons, but about whether the full Epstein record will ever truly see the light of day.
