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Hillary Clinton demands public hearing in Epstein probe

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Former President Bill Clinton makes case for public hearing in House Epstein probe

"I will not sit idly as they use me as a prop," the former president said.

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Bill Clinton goes scorched-earth on GOP lawmaker's Epstein probe

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Bill Clinton demands public hearing on his connections to Epstein: ‘Kangaroo court’

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How the Democrats turned on the Clintons

It took months of political pressure and the threat of a prison sentence, but Bill Clinton is being hauled before Congress over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

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The Epstein Files

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Tulsi Gabbard reportedly oversaw probe of Puerto Rico voting machines last year – as it happened

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I CAN’T BELIEVE Trump DEFENDED the Clintons on Epstein…

Tisch's name came up in hundreds of emails in the latest round of Epstein Files datasets.

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Hillary Clinton wants her Epstein testimony to be public

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Trump Says It 'Bothers Me That Somebody Is Going After Bill Clinton' Amid Epstein Scandal

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Bill Maher Skewers Trump, Hillary Clinton Amid 'Orange-Colored Shape' Mystery Tied to Epstein's Death

Bill Maher took shots at Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, joking amid new Epstein developments that both had reason to want the sex offender dead. The comedian weighed in on the latest update in the Jeffrey Epstein case during his monologue for Friday's episode of "Real Time With Bill Maher,

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Bill and Hillary Clinton in a standoff with House Republicans over Epstein testimony

WASHINGTON — Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are in a standoff with House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer, R-Ky., over testimony the panel is seeking in its investigation into the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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Hillary Clinton sends defiant message to Republicans

"So let’s stop the games," Hillary Clinton said ahead of her scheduled testimony to Congress.

House panel moves to consider criminal referrals for the Clintons

House lawmakers will vote this week on whether to refer Bill and Hillary Clinton to the DOJ over contempt of Congress in the Epstein probe.