Bill Clinton Denies Wrongdoing in Epstein Investigation

Bill Clinton, the former U.S. President, denied any wrongdoing concerning his connections to Jeffrey Epstein during a congressional panel investigation.

Clinton asserted he has answered every question posed to him, responding to Republican James Comer’s claims of inconsistencies in his testimony. He emphasized that no one is above the law, including former President Donald Trump, who has been linked to Epstein but not formally accused of any crime.

Clinton's statement came as he faced scrutiny over his past interactions with Epstein, including flying on Epstein's private plane at least 27 times for humanitarian work. He characterized the investigation as a "kangaroo court" and rejected a subpoena to testify.

The investigation has drawn attention to the alleged trafficking of young women by Epstein and his associates, including Ghislaine Maxwell. Clinton's wife, Hillary Clinton, also defended him, criticizing the investigation as a politically motivated attack against Trump’s opponents.