James Comer

Again, no one's accusing anyone of any wrongdoing, but I think the American people have a lot of questions and our House Oversight Committee

is committed to getting answers.

We're committed to transparency.

We've already seen a lot of very powerful people who have been held accountable by having to resign in disgrace from various boards all over the world.

We're going to continue to seek the truth, try to figure out how the government failed the victims, and try to hopefully hold more people accountable.

That's what the purpose of this investigation is.

I will say this, it's very difficult

to get people in for these depositions of great power and great wealth.

And I used yesterday and today as an example, it took seven months, seven months to get the Clintons in here.

But we've got them in here and we look forward to answering, to asking lots of questions that I think any curious media outlet in America would have.

Yesterday, Ms.

Clinton deferred a lot of questions

to her husband today.

There were at least a dozen times when she said, you'll have to ask my husband that.

I can't answer that.

So we already had a big portfolio of questions for him, and that increased yesterday.

So we look forward to that.

We'll be happy to answer a couple of questions.

Well, I think everyone's seen there are a lot of photos that have been released by the Department of Justice as well as the Epstein estate.

There are a lot of email correspondence that included President Clinton.