Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton appeared before a congressional committee and stated that she does not remember ever meeting the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and she has no additional information about his criminal activities to share. Clinton emphasized during her testimony that she never flew on Epstein's plane nor visited any of his properties, confirming that she has nothing further to add to her statements.

Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, initially resisted testifying before the committee but changed their minds after lawmakers initiated a contempt of Congress proceeding. This development indicates a significant moment in the ongoing investigation surrounding Epstein, as it highlights the pressure on influential figures to participate in inquiries related to high-profile criminal cases.

Bill Clinton is scheduled to testify on Friday, following Hillary's testimony. The Republican Chairman of the Oversight Committee, James Comer, denied claims that the investigation is a partisan attack aimed at undermining the 2016 presidential candidate, noting that several Democrats have also supported the request for testimony. This podcast underscores the complexity of the Epstein investigations and the continuing implications for political figures involved.