19 Jaw-Dropping Moments in Clinton’s Explosive Epstein Testimony

Hillary Clinton used her opening statement to frame the committee's subpoena as a politically motivated 'fishing expedition' designed to protect President Trump and distract from his alleged involvement in Epstein's activities. She argued the committee should focus on others, including Trump, who appear more frequently in the Epstein files and face more direct accusations.

Hillary Clinton's opening statement, where she states, 'Instead, you have compelled me to testify fully aware that I have no knowledge that would assist your investigation in order to distract from President Trump's actions and to cover them up...' and 'If the majority was serious, it would not waste time on fishing expeditions.'

During Hillary Clinton's testimony, an unauthorized photo of her was reportedly taken and shared online by Representative Lauren Boebert. This led to a heated interruption and a strong reaction from Clinton, who threatened to end her testimony, highlighting the strict rules against unauthorized media in closed-door depositions.

Hillary Clinton's counsel interrupts, 'photos that are being released of the secretary as she is testifying from inside this room.' Hillary Clinton then states, 'I'm done with this? If you guys are doing that, I am done. You can hold me in contempt from now until the cows come home.'

Bill Clinton detailed that his initial contact with Jeffrey Epstein occurred after he left the White House, facilitated by Larry Summers, then president of Harvard. Epstein, who had made a substantial donation to brain research, expressed interest in discussing economics and politics and offered his private jet for Clinton's humanitarian trips to deliver AIDS medicine globally.

Bill Clinton states, 'I received a call from Larry Summers... he said that a man named Jeffrey Epstein who had made a substantial commitment... to brain research... wanted to spend some time talking to me about economics and politics. And he said, 'He's got this massive airplane.' And he said he would take you, your staff, your Secret Service detail, and anybody else you wanted to bring on the trips that he knew I was planning to set up a global network to provide life-saving AIDS medicine.'

Bill Clinton stated his relationship with Epstein ended around 2003 because he felt Epstein was not genuinely interested in the humanitarian work. As more dedicated individuals came forward to assist with transportation for his AIDS program, Clinton decided to move on, not wanting to 'overstay my welcome' with Epstein.

Bill Clinton explains, 'after a year or two, we really picked up ahead of steam with this age program and a lot of other people whom I knew better and who really cared about the work came forward and offered to help us provide transportation. And I I thought Mr. Everstein was an interesting man, but he I didn't think he was really interested in what I was doing.'

Bill Clinton was questioned about a widely circulated photo of him in a hot tub. He identified the location as Brunei during a humanitarian trip and claimed he did not recall the photo being taken. He denied any sexual activity and reiterated that he never visited Epstein's Little St. James Island, despite claims from accusers like Virginia Giuffre.

When shown the hot tub photo, Bill Clinton states, 'No, I don't think I ever knew the photo was taken.' He later clarifies, 'this picture was taken in Brunai... I swam around. I sat in the hot tub for five minutes or whatever it was and I got up and went to bed.' When asked about sexual activities, he responds, 'Thank you.' He also states, 'No' when asked if he ever visited Epstein's Little St. James Island.