Bill Clinton Makes History as First Former President to Testify Under Subpoena

Bill Clinton made history by becoming the first former U.S. president to testify under subpoena, engaging in a closed-door session with the House Oversight Committee. This significant event took place in Chappaqua, New York, where lawmakers are investigating the government's handling of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. Committee Chair James Comer highlighted the importance of this testimony, anticipating it to exceed the duration of Hillary Clinton's recent deposition. The inquiry aims to determine accountability for Epstein's actions and the broader implications for those involved.
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Bill Clinton Makes History as First Former President to Testify Under Subpoena

Historic Testimony by Bill Clinton


On Friday, Bill Clinton participated in a private deposition with the House Oversight Committee, marking a significant moment as he became the first ex-U.S. president to be summoned to testify under a subpoena. This session was held in Chappaqua, New York. James Comer, the Republican chair of the committee from Kentucky, described the day as 'historic' and emphasized that the committee intends to further investigate the government's response to Jeffrey Epstein's offenses and whether additional individuals should face consequences. Prior to the deposition, Comer expressed his anticipation that Clinton's testimony would exceed the duration of Hillary Clinton's, which lasted about seven hours the previous day. He pointed out that Hillary had redirected several inquiries regarding Epstein to her husband during her own testimony.