Hillary Clinton And The Transcript From Her Epstein Related Talk With Congress (Part 9) (9/16/26)

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2:01What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode we're going to pick up where we left off with the Hillary Clinton testimony from her deposition with Congress. Question and finally do you think that Donald Trump should be deposed by the committee? Answer absolutely. I was a lawyer and as a lawyer you will look for patterns and practice. If you were deposing a witness in a case that you were trying if you were in court, what did you know about the person? What you knew could influence how you questioned that person? How you tried the case? Donald Trump has been held civilly liable for sexual assault by a jury of his peers. Nine members of a jury found them liable and the sexual assault of E. Jean Carroll. That is behavior. That fits a pattern. If one were looking for a pattern, he's also been convicted of 34 felony counts for attempting to hide a relationship with an S-Cord and then to commit business fraud to prevent it from becoming public in the 2016 campaign,

3:03which was ultimately election interference. So if I was running the committee or if I was involved in the investigation, I'd be looking for people who maybe had some prior conduct that might be relevant to either money or crimes. And yes, I think that would be in keeping with the scope of the investigation of this committee to set up a deposition with President Trump. I know he's been deposed many, many, many times. He's taken the Fifth Amendment, many, many hundreds of times. So I'm not saying you're going to get a lot of information, but given what's in the files and given past and prior conduct, he would be on my witness list. Question, thank you. We can go off the record. So they come back on and now it's Chairman Colmer. Yes, and thank you, Madam Secretary, and we appreciate what you said in the last round of questions. I want to be very clear. This committee is taking this investigation very seriously. We're following the money. We have a history of doing that over the past two years. I wrote the Treasury Department requesting suspicious

4:03activity reports related to Jeffrey Epstein. Treasury has now been in full compliance, and our staff has spent untold hours reviewing those documents. And I know the minority staff have also reviewed those documents. Anytime we subpoena anything, both sides get it. Based on the suspicious activity reports, I then issued subpoenas to two banks, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan. Those two banks are also in compliance and continue to produce thousands of pages of records. And I'll say this before I turn it over to Representative Mace. This investigation is made very difficult when witnesses drag out negotiations for more than six months and violate their duly issued subpoena. So that's one reason when we're dealing with very powerful people that have the best attorneys out there. It's very difficult when it takes six months to get witnesses in. So I just wanted to mention that. Then I'll yield to Ms. Mace. So now we have Nancy Mace asking Hillary Clinton some questions. Question. Thank you, Ms. Chairman, Madam Secretary. Thank you for returning this afternoon.

5:09Secretary Clinton, is your husband someone that the committee should investigate? Answer my husband will be here tomorrow. You'll have a chance to ask him. Question, so my question is, is your husband someone the committee should investigate? Her lawyer Johnson now asked and answered Clinton, apparently you are you've subpoenaed him. He's going to be here tomorrow. Question, in your testimony before the break, you discussed why you believe President Trump should testify before a committee due to a pattern of behavior. You testify that a pattern of behavior warrants accountability. So I want to make sure I understand your standard correctly. The pattern of behavior you describe includes being held civilly liable indictments sexually deviant behavior correct. Answer, yes. Question. In 1998, your husband was found civilly liable for sexual misconduct with Paula Jones and settled for 850,000. Is that correct? Clinton, yeah. Question by your standard of pattern of behavior, should your husband testify before this committee? Answer, he's

6:12testifying tomorrow. Question. On December 19, 1998, President Clinton was impeached on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice, which directly related to his extramarital affair with Monica Lewinsky. Is that correct? Answer, yes. Question. And your husband was impeached for perjury-related sexual behavior correct? Answer, I didn't understand what you said. Question, your husband was impeached for perjury-related to his sexual behavior. Answer, he was impeached for several reasons and then was acquitted in the Senate. Question in your husband, Fluan Jeffrey Epstein's plane, 17 to 26 times, correct? Answer, he made several trips with different legs on the trip as I recall. Question, but he flew on Jeffrey Epstein's planes, 17 to 26 times? Answer, yes, he did. Question, were you aware of that secret service, was dropped on some of those flights? Answer, that's not my understanding. Question, they were not on some of the flights? Answer, that's not my understanding.

7:14Question, so your understanding, is that secret service, was on all the flights that President Clinton took? With Epstein? Answer, that's my understanding. Question by this standard of behavior, multiple credible accusers, including Juanita Brodrick, who alleged rape against your husband, your husband was disbarred in Arkansas, lost his law license before the Supreme Court. Fluan Epstein's plane dozens of times, visited Epstein's island, according, Clinton, that's not true, that's absolutely untrue. Nancy Mays, well there's documentation in the DOJ files, I'm not sure you're aware, your attorneys have told you, but Jeffrey Epstein told one of the victims to lie to investigators, to lie that Bill Clinton was ever on Epstein's island. I can provide the document to your attorneys. The attorney jumps in, we'd like to see that document please. Mays, I can do that. Now the lawyer, counsel, because actually the files say just the opposite, Epstein himself denied that he was on the island. Question, these are FBI notes from an interview with a victim,

8:16and I can get you the victim number, and the case number in the files. These are notes from a 302 interview. Answer, are you going to provide those now? Answer, that's not my line of questioning, she brought it up, but I have the document. Lawyer jumps in, I'm sorry, you're making a representation as to the facts. Mays cuts the lawyer off, I didn't enter anything as an exhibit, lawyer, but it's actually inaccurate. Nancy Mays, no, I can give it to you later, I can go find the document, make copies of it, and give it to you this afternoon. Hey, everybody, Virginia said she saw Bill Clinton on the island, so do you think Virginia's lying about that, and why would she lie? She didn't say anything bad about him, she just said he was on the island. Mays, okay, by your standard of pattern of behavior, according to documents released by the DOJ, your husband appears in photos and swimming pools, hot tubs, aboard Epstein's private plane, with unidentified young women, we came here today, and you told this committee that a pattern of behavior demands accountability, correct? Answer, I said I believe the committee should call anyone,

9:22who had a substantial pattern and practice of contact with Jeffrey Epstein, and his crimes before they came to light. Question and does that include your husband? Answer, and after they came to light. You're going to have a chance to question him tomorrow. Mays, so I'll ask you again. By the standard you just said, in your own words, just now, does that standard apply equally to your husband, or only to President Trump? Answer, I've said that my husband has been subpoenaed, he'll appear, he'll answer your questions to the best of his ability, but there is no evidence whatsoever of any connection with Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, and I think that will obviously be apparent in the questioning. Well, let's slow down on that. What about financial crimes? If Jeffrey Epstein was running a criminal enterprise, and Bill Clinton got any money from him, that might be an issue. Question, what makes you so sure of that then? I mean, he's photographed with criminals. Lawyer jumps in, objection, you're asking her to speculate on something that's not an evidence. Answer, by Clinton, it's so speculative, I mean swimming in a pool, sitting in a hot tub,

10:26there are millions of people who do that without any improper behavior, or certainly committing any crimes. Mays, do you think that most of the men are like your husband that did anything wrong, by where they're being surrounded by young women giving them massages on Epstein's private estate or private planes? Are they all innocent then? Answer, you're making assumptions in your questions that have not been proven, and I don't believe are provable. Question, okay, why did you wait six months to have this hearing today or have this testimony? Answer, I've answered that. I thought that given the way the other witnesses who were subpoenaed at the same time were being treated, that there was an unfair treatment of both my husband and myself. I thought that especially from my perspective, I had very little with any information to provide you, and that I could have done it in a sworn statement, and you could have moved on to depose somebody else who might have more information that would be beneficial to your investigation. Nancy Mays, I have two more questions. Then we're going to pass it to Congresswoman Luna. After Jeffrey Epstein was convicted,

11:29did it concern you at all that he'd taken a substantial amount of money from Jeffrey Epstein? Answer, that's an inappropriate assumption. I did not take a substantial amount of money from Epstein, so as far as I know, Jeffrey Epstein contributed to the joint committee that was supporting my Senate race. Question, which was how much? Answer, I believe 20,000. Question, and you don't consider 20,000 substantial? Answer, I do not consider it relevant to me because I have no recollection that I ever knew that he gave any money to the joint committee. Nancy Mays, so you didn't talk to your donors that gave 20,000 to your campaign. Answer, my understanding of the rules back then, is that there was no coordination between the committee and my campaign. So no, I have no recollection of knowing that. Question, but that doesn't mean you can't speak to your donors, that doesn't prohibit, the law doesn't prohibit, you speaking to your donors. This is Matt Rodgers from Los Culturistas with Matt Rodgers in Bowen Yang. This is Bowen Yang from Los Culturistas with Matt Rodgers in Bowen Yang. You know when people try a new food and suddenly it's like, wait,

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14:37and then how do you know how her Ludnic? Answer, I know how her Ludnic because when I was a senator on 9-11, the firm he headed, Kenneth Jowl, suffered the greatest loss of life. As I recall something like 650 of his employees were murdered by terrorists that day. How her Ludnic missed being a victim because he was delayed, dropping his child off at kindergarten. Nancy Mace, I know that. I asked how you knew him. Question, lawyer, you asked the question, let her finish. Clinton, you asked the question, I'm going to answer your question. Mace, now you're going to yell at me? Clinton, this was what I spent my time doing, I spent. Mace jumps in, you're going to yell at me, I'm a survivor trying to look out for others' survivors, trying to take care of one another. Clinton, and I was taking care of people who lost 3,000 lives at the World Trade Center. Nancy Mace, I waited six months to get here today, six months, and now you're being defiant and indignant today. Clinton, you asked me about how her Ludnic. Mace, I have now Epstein's survivors, I'm a survivor myself, you have emails,

15:42you've denied that you've tried to get Jeffrey Epstein to give you money. She gets cut off by Clinton, I did not, now Clinton's cut off by Mace. But how her Ludnic was used to get money, cut off by Clinton, if you have an email with me asking Epstein for money. Mace, I have an email from how her Ludnic sending it to Jeffrey Epstein. lawyer jumps in, what was the question? Mace, and his people, to raise money for you, for an event, an intimate event, for you at his office at counterfeits Gerald. Clinton, if you let me finish, Mace cuts her off again, and off his gate and say to this committee you didn't try to get money from Epstein, Clinton, I didn't. Mace, well there's an intimate event in an email that Howard Ludnic emailed to Epstein's people, and Epstein to get him to come to your intimate event at counterfeits Gerald, a very small event. And so I'm going not going to put up with it, if you want to yell at me, that's fine, but I'll yell back okay. I'm looking out for survivors, I'm doing the job that you refuse to do as secretary of

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