Hillary Clinton's Deposition Disrupted by Leaked Photos

The deposition of Hillary Clinton regarding her alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein was abruptly halted due to leaked photos. MAGA influencer Benny Johnson shared images from the session, claiming they were authorized. Clinton, in her defense, stated she had no knowledge of Epstein's criminal activities. This incident highlights the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Epstein's case and the demand for accountability on Capitol Hill. The deposition took place in Chappaqua, New York, amidst a tense political climate between the Clintons and the Republican-controlled House Oversight Committee.

By Narendra Chaudhary Feb 27, 2026, 00:12 IST

Disruption During Clinton's Testimony

The closed-door deposition of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton before the House Oversight Committee regarding alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein was unexpectedly interrupted. This occurred after MAGA influencer Benny Johnson leaked unauthorized images from the session. Johnson shared two photos of Clinton on his X account, both marked with a watermark for his podcast, 'Benny Show.' These images were reportedly provided by Congresswoman Lauren Boebert from Colorado, with one seemingly captured from her perspective within the room.

In his post, Johnson claimed the images were shared with permission and criticized Clinton for delaying her deposition. He stated, 'It was authorized. And it’s hilarious they’re trying to use this to weasel out of answering questions about Epstein. It was Hillary who demanded this deposition be LIVE for all to see.' Before her testimony, Clinton issued a statement asserting her lack of knowledge regarding the criminal activities of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. 'I had no idea about their criminal activities. I do not recall ever encountering Mr. Epstein,' she declared in an opening statement shared on social media.

The depositions are being conducted in Chappaqua, the Clintons’ hometown, a usually quiet area located north of New York City. This follows months of contentious exchanges between the former Democratic leaders and the Republican-led House Oversight Committee. The push for accountability regarding Epstein’s exploitation of underage girls has gained significant momentum on Capitol Hill and beyond.