元大統領ビル・クリントンは金曜日、下院監視委員会でジェフリー・エプスタインとのつながりに関する6時間の証言を受けた。共和党員は彼を協力的で率直だと評した一方、民主党員は調査を政治劇と批判した。この証言はヒラリー・クリントンの同様のセッションに続き、より広範な召喚を求める声が高まる中でのものだ。
下院監視委員会によるジェフリー・エプスタインのネットワークに関する調査は、2026年2月27日金曜日のニューヨークで元大統領ビル・クリントンの証言につながった。セッションは約6時間続き、前日のニューヨーク州チャパクアでのヒラリー・クリントンの証言と同様だった。ケンタッキー州選出共和党員のジェームズ・コーメル委員長は、この出来事を「歴史的」と呼び、議会がこれまでに証言を求めた最高位の2人の当局者であるビルとヒラリー・クリントンを挙げた。コーメル氏は「これは深刻な調査であり、アメリカ国民に真実を伝え、被害者に正義をもたらすために続けます」と述べた。
X上でのビル・クリントンの下院監視委員会におけるエプスタイン関連証言への反応は党派的に鋭く分かれている：保守派と共和党員はクリントンのエプスタイン機搭乗と先送り回答を強調し彼を逃げ腰と描く一方、民主党員は彼の率直さを擁護し、調査を茶番と批判しトランプの証言を求める。ピザゲート関連陰謀論が広く拡散。
Bill Clinton just DESTROYED the Republican witch hunt in his Epstein deposition — and made Donald Trump look absolutely pathetic by comparison!
— Occupy Democrats (@OccupyDemocrats) 27. februar 2026
BREAKING: While Republicans tried to turn the Jeffrey Epstein tragedy into another cheap partisan circus, President Bill Clinton showed… pic.twitter.com/L9c9IhdW4K
Epic Troll!
— LIZ CROKIN (@LizCrokin) 27. februar 2026
Pizzas were delivered to Bill Clinton’s deposition on Jeffrey Epstein!
Pizzagate will end them all. pic.twitter.com/pK5SUVXXlf
This investigation into the Epstein case is about justice for the survivors. In today’s deposition of former President Bill Clinton, we asked the hard questions.
— Rep. Melanie Stansbury (@Rep_Stansbury) 27. februar 2026
President Trump, now it’s your turn. pic.twitter.com/91iUngXVyg
"Obviously, the government failed the victims": House Oversight Committee member James Comes, R-Ky., announces that former President Bill Clinton's deposition has ended. He says more investigation needs to be done regarding Jeffrey Epstein and how he accumulated his wealth.… pic.twitter.com/yu2Q7GBrng
— NewsNation (@NewsNation) 27. februar 2026
The Epstein documents exposed that Bill Clinton allegedly "likes them young," referring to girls, from Virginia Giuffre's testimony.
— The SCIF (@TheSCIF) 27. februar 2026
- Bill Clinton flew on Lolita Express 26x
- Bill Clinton & Hillary stayed at Epstein's Zorro Ranch frequently
- Epstein visited The White House… pic.twitter.com/uJtuX3iT33
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Former President Bill Clinton underwent a six-hour closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee in Chappaqua, New York, on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, denying allegations he 'likes them young,' insisting he saw no abuse, and offering an unprompted defense of President Donald Trump. The compelled testimony, following subpoena battles and Hillary Clinton's prior session, highlighted scrutiny of Epstein's powerful associates amid new details on flights and post-conviction contacts.
Republicans on the House Oversight Committee have released videos of depositions from former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as part of an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's files. The depositions, conducted last week in Chappaqua, New York, followed the Clintons' unsuccessful challenge to subpoenas. Both denied any knowledge of Epstein's crimes before his 2008 guilty plea.
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Hillary Clinton called on House Oversight Chairman James Comer to conduct her and former President Bill Clinton’s Jeffrey Epstein-related depositions in public, after the couple agreed to appear later in February amid looming contempt proceedings. Comer said the committee plans to release transcripts and recordings and is reviewing whether a live broadcast is legally possible.
Ghislaine Maxwell showed up remotely for Congress but zipped her lips tighter than a vault, invoking the Fifth Amendment on every single question. Her testimony wrapped in under an hour, leaving everyone high and dry. But hold up—she's dangling a deal: spill all the Epstein tea if Trump pardons her.
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Rep. Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, is demanding that the Justice Department explain why certain Epstein-related records that reference President Donald Trump appear to be missing from the department’s public database, after an NPR investigation reported that some FBI interview material and other documents were catalogued but not released.
A February 20, 2026 opinion column in The Nation argues that many Trump-aligned conservatives have become less concerned about Jeffrey Epstein-related disclosures involving President Donald Trump, citing polling shifts among Republicans and a series of high-profile comments highlighted in the piece.
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The U.S. Justice Department says it has completed a legally required public release of roughly 3.5 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein-related records, along with thousands of videos and images, under the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed by President Donald Trump in November 2025. The publication has drawn criticism after observers and victims’ advocates reported that some identifying information appeared to be insufficiently protected, though the department says it is working to correct any errors and that its review found no basis for new federal charges.