Bill and Hillary Clinton ordered to testify in Jeffrey Epstein investigation
Bill Clinton to be grilled about flights on Epstein’s private plane
- The US House Oversight Committee has scheduled testimony from Bill and Hillary Clinton in October as part of its investigation into deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and his convicted sex trafficking accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.
- Other high-ranking federal officials, including former Attorney General William Barr and Merrick Garland, are also set to testify under subpoena.
- Bill Clinton's appearance is linked to his flights on Epstein's private plane, while Hillary Clinton will be questioned about Maxwell's nephew working on her campaign and at the State Department.
- Maxwell's subpoena is on hold pending her appeal, with her lawyers indicating she would testify in exchange a clemency deal.
- Controversy surrounds the Justice Department's claim that no 'Epstein Client List' exists, contradicting previous statements and leading to speculation after Maxwell's transfer to a minimum-security facility.