Clinton Testimony Pact Breaks Epstein Probe Standoff

TL;DR
Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify in the House Oversight Committee’s Epstein investigation, ending months of resistance and a looming contempt vote. They offered to appear for depositions on mutually agreed dates, with discussions including a possible sworn declaration for Hillary and a broad, four-hour testimony for Bill. The reversal follows intense negotiations and a split among Democrats on pursuing contempt charges, and it shifts political focus toward prominent Democrats tied to Epstein’s circle rather than Trump-era questions.
- Clintons Capitulate on House Epstein Inquiry, Agreeing to Testify The New York Times
- Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify in House Epstein probe ahead of contempt vote NBC News
- Clintons’ latest offer to avoid contempt vote rebuffed by Republican chairman CNN
- Bill and Hillary Clinton now agree to testify before Congress Politico
- Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify in Congressional Epstein probe BBC
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