February 27, 2026
What’s the old saying. There’s always three sides to the story – yours, mine and the truth. Right now – we only have two sides of that story and neither of them are the truth. But that isn’t stopping Republicans and Democrats from sharing their thoughts about the deposition of former President Bill Clinton’s today.
Here’s the Republican’s side..
Here’s the Democrat’s side…
Look – we won’t know the truth about exactly what former President Bill Clinton said about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein or what he knew until the video of the former president’s is released – hopefully soon. In his opening statement former President Clinton said “I know what I saw and more importantly what I didn’t see, I know what I did and more importantly what I didn’t do. I saw nothing and I did nothing wrong. He also said he had no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing.
But there is one thing we know both republicans and Democrats agree on. They both agree that a new precedent has been set.
At least two republicans said that after talking with the Clintons over the last two days – they have some new theories about what they believe Jeffrey Epstein was actually up to.
So how are they going to get to the bottom of what’s going on and figure out if Epstein was any of those things? Well according to chairman James Comer – the committee is going to haul in more powerful people to testify including Epstein’s lawyer and accountant. But it’s also possible that President Trump’s commerce secretary could also be ordered to come in. We already know Howard Lutnick’s story about his relationship with Epstein has changed multiple times. And then – this photo was discovered in the Epstein files. You can see Howard Lutnick right there with Jeffrey Epstein on Epstein’s island. Representative Nancy Mace a Republican from South Carolina who also sits on the oversight committee said in this social media post today that Lutnick must come in and testify. Chairman Comer says that’s a real possibility.
As for the Clintons – chairman comer says we should have those video depositions in the next 24 hours.
Watch President Clinton’s statement after the deposition here.
Watch the lawmakers speak about Clinton’s testimony here, here, here and here.
