A closed-door deposition turned into a political firestorm after the House Oversight Committee released dramatic footage featuring Bill and Hillary Clinton during questioning linked to Jeffrey Epstein. What was meant to remain confidential quickly became a national talking point after images from inside the hearing room surfaced online, triggering outrage, legal objections and a tense exchange between lawmakers and the former First Lady. During the high-stakes session, Hillary Clinton forcefully challenged committee members over what her legal team described as a breach of closed-door protocol. At one point, tensions escalated dramatically, with raised voices and a visible show of defiance as she objected to the circulation of images from inside the deposition room. The confrontation shifted the tone of the proceedings, which later moved off record following the clash. WATCH
05 March,2026 05:12 PM IST
In a stunning update to the ongoing investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein files, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has addressed the media following her official testimony. Clinton stated under oath that she "never met" Jeffrey Epstein and had "no connection or communication" with him, describing her relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell as that of a "casual acquaintance." However, the internet is pushing back. We dive into the resurfaced 2010 photographs showing Ghislaine Maxwell as an invited guest at Chelsea Clinton’s high-security wedding—a fact that seems to contradict the "casual" nature of their relationship.
28 February,2026 02:41 AM IST
Hillary Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee as part of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The closed-door deposition was suddenly paused after an unauthorized photo from inside the hearing was leaked and shared online.
27 February,2026 03:34 AM IST
In a stunning legal reversal, former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have officially agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee. This "capitulation" comes just hours before a scheduled House vote to hold the couple in criminal contempt of Congress, which carried the threat of substantial fines and even incarceration.
03 February,2026 06:08 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
