Bill Clinton testifying before the House Oversight Committee on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, in a realistic congressional hearing scene.
Bill Clinton testifying before the House Oversight Committee on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, in a realistic congressional hearing scene.
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Bill Clinton menyelesaikan deposisi terkait Epstein di Kongres

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Mantan Presiden Bill Clinton menjalani deposisi selama enam jam di depan Komite Pengawasan DPR pada Jumat terkait hubungannya dengan Jeffrey Epstein. Republikan menyebutnya kooperatif dan jujur, sementara Demokrat mengkritik penyelidikan sebagai teater politik. Kesaksian ini menyusul sesi serupa dengan Hillary Clinton dan datang di tengah seruan untuk panggilan lebih luas.

Penyelidikan Komite Pengawasan DPR terhadap jaringan Jeffrey Epstein mengarah pada deposisi mantan Presiden Bill Clinton pada Jumat, 27 Februari 2026, di New York. Sesi itu berlangsung sekitar enam jam, mirip dengan kesaksian Hillary Clinton sehari sebelumnya di Chappaqua, New York. Ketua James Comer, Republikan dari Kentucky, menyebut acara itu “bersejarah,” mencatat bahwa melibatkan dua pejabat tertinggi yang pernah dideposisi oleh Kongres: Bill dan Hillary Clinton. Comer menyatakan, “Ini adalah penyelidikan serius, dan kami akan terus berusaha mendapatkan kebenaran bagi rakyat Amerika dan keadilan bagi korban.”

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Reaksi di X terhadap deposisi Bill Clinton di Komite Pengawasan DPR terkait Epstein sangat partai: konservatif dan Republikan menekankan penerbangan Clinton di jet Epstein dan jawaban yang ditunda, menggambarkannya sebagai menghindar, sementara Demokrat membela keterbukaan, mengkritik penyelidikan sebagai teater, dan menyerukan Trump bersaksi. Teori konspirasi terkait Pizzagate menyebar luas.

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