Aaron Parnas

Now, I don't think Bill Clinton did anything criminal based on what I've seen.

And even Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, admitted that to Vanity Fair.

But that doesn't mean that he shouldn't still provide information.

If he knows other people,

who did things that are criminal.

And also, I mean, remember, back when Bill Clinton was associated with Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump was too.

And they were all Democrats running in the same circles, right?

So Bill Clinton probably has information on the president, has information on other wealthy and powerful people.

And you and I have said this from the beginning, I don't care if it's Bill Clinton or Trump.

If they have something, information to give, they should give it.

Yeah, for sure.

And I mean, I think that, I mean, if anyone reviewed the files, like they would agree with you, they would agree with Nancy Pelosi.

And also Hillary Clinton's lawyers offered that.

They offered her to answer really any question under oath.

Like in writing, they offered to provide any information like a declaration of sorts under the penalty of perjury.

I mean, like, it just shows to me that the investigation conducted by this House Oversight Committee isn't a serious one.

I mean, if you're going to haul in Hillary and you're not going to haul in Trump, that's a problem.

If you're going to haul in Hillary and you're not going to haul in... Or Melania.

Or Melania.

I mean, Melania literally emailed Ghislaine Maxwell.