Clinton emphasized that in the investigation of Epstein's crimes, it is necessary for everyone who is asked to provide their testimony. She expressed her willingness to testify alongside Bill Clinton, adding that they insist on conducting this testimony in an open format.
“We are ready to provide testimony, but only publicly. We are not hiding anything. We have repeatedly called for full transparency in the Epstein case. We believe that the best defense against lies is to illuminate the truth,” she noted.
Bill Clinton's name is mentioned multiple times in the case materials. He had an acquaintance with Epstein but previously claimed that he stopped communicating with him about 20 years ago.
Additionally, Clinton suggested that the administration's intense focus on the Clinton family might be an attempt to distract the public from Trump himself, whose name is also present in the investigation materials.
Donald Trump himself responded to Clinton's remarks, stating that he had no connections with Epstein. “I was exonerated. I had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein. They hoped to find something, but found the exact opposite,” he emphasized.
