Hilary Clinton Speaks Out on Epstein Files After Bill's Photos Emerge

Hillary Clinton has accused the Trump administration of delaying the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents to distract from scrutiny on President Trump. She argues the administration is not being transparent, as required by Congress.

Clinton's Concerns Over Document Release

During a BBC interview in Berlin, Clinton claimed the Trump administration is "slow-walking" document releases related to Epstein. She emphasized the need for full disclosure and fairness, noting that other witnesses provided written statements under oath while she and her husband were called to testify in person.

Upcoming Testimonies of the Clintons

Both Hillary and Bill Clinton are scheduled to testify before a congressional committee about Epstein. Hillary will appear on February 26, followed by Bill. They initially resisted giving depositions, but now call for equal treatment among all involved parties.

Tensions Surrounding Political Motivations

Clinton described the focus on her and her husband as a politically motivated effort to divert attention from Trump. She argued for public testimonies for transparency. Meanwhile, Trump has dismissed Clinton's claims, asserting his innocence regarding Epstein's crimes.

The ongoing political controversy is fueled by document releases and debates over withheld information. Clinton stresses that this approach contributes to public suspicion, while the White House maintains it has cooperated with congressional demands.