Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified yesterday, Thursday, February 26, before the Congressional committee investigating the Epstein case. The politician denied any connection to the convicted sex offender.

"I have absolutely no information regarding his criminal activities. I don't even remember meeting him. I never traveled on his plane, nor visited his islands, residences, or offices," Hillary Clinton said in her deposition, saying she was "horrified" by the actions of the American financier.

 

"She was a guest of a guest. I didn't really know her."

 

As for Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, she says she saw her at her daughter Chelsea's wedding in 2010.

“She was a guest of a guest. I didn’t really know her and I had no contact with her,” said Ms. Clinton, claiming to have no information useful to the investigation. The former U.S. Secretary of State didn’t stop there.

She strongly denounced the Republican-backed congressional investigation, calling it a "partisan political maneuver." The former senator believes Donald Trump should also be questioned in the Epstein case.

“We must ask our current president directly to explain under oath the thousands of times he appears in the Epstein case,” Hillary Clinton declared. She also attacked Attorney General Pam Bondi and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Bill Clinton is scheduled to testify before Congress this Friday, February 27th.

 

According to Barack Obama's former aide, these two individuals should be held accountable for "abandoning victims and complicity with human traffickers".

Bill Clinton is scheduled to testify before Congress this Friday, February 27. His wife told the Senate Select Committee yesterday, Thursday, that he knew nothing of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. Leaving her testimony, she also told reporters that the relationship between the sex offender and her husband ended "several years before Epstein's criminal activities were revealed and he was indicted."