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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat for a filmed deposition on February 26, 2026, answering questions about her contacts with Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell while insisting she had no knowledge of their crimes. The session in Chappaqua was part of the Republican-led House Oversight Committee’s broader probe into the Epstein files, and it left more questions than answers for many Americans watching for accountability.
House Oversight Chairman James Comer told Hannity plainly that Hillary’s appearance is only the beginning, declaring on air, “We have a lot more questions for Bill Clinton,” and signaling that Republicans will press until the full truth emerges. Comer’s combative posture is exactly what voters demanded after years of secrecy and selective document releases from government agencies.
Republicans forced the Clintons’ hand after threatening contempt votes when the couple initially resisted in-person testimony, a showdown that exposed how the political class tried to dodge scrutiny. Comer and his colleagues refused written proffers and pushed for filmed, transcribed depositions so the American people would not be left to rely on spin and lawyerly evasions.
Conservative Americans should note that Bill Clinton’s more substantial documented ties to Epstein — including flights on Epstein’s plane — make his forthcoming testimony far more consequential than Hillary’s carefully worded denials. The truth matters, and if past patterns of privileged access and unexplained connections are any guide, investigators must dig without fear or favor.
The committee’s promise that transcripts and video will be public is a welcome corrective to years of elite protection and redaction, and the Justice Department must stop hiding behind classified excuses and produce the files survivors and taxpayers deserve to see. If the DOJ continues to stonewall, congressional tools — subpoenas, contempt, and public pressure — must be used relentlessly until transparency is achieved.
This is not about partisan revenge; it is about restoring faith in institutions by treating powerful people the same as everyone else under the law. Republicans in the Oversight Committee should keep the heat on, make sure Bill Clinton comes and answers without dodges, and ensure the families harmed by Epstein’s crimes finally get the accountability long overdue.
