Josh Gay

I've seen people accusing Trump.

And in a 2019 statement, Bill Clinton acknowledges that he didn't know anything about what Epstein was doing.

I find that maybe a little hard to believe, but the Clintons are daring Congress to put it out there for the public to see.

Because if anything, the Clintons appear ready to name names and to go in front of House Republicans and tell exactly what they know about their relationship with Epstein.

I will reiterate that even being associated with Jeffrey Epstein is disgusting.

I personally don't think that there's any way that the Clintons didn't know what was going on.

However, I do love the fact that they are challenging Republicans to put their money where their mouth is.

If they want the Clintons to testify under oath, then they want to do it in public.

They want to make sure that everyone hears everything they have to say.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump is out there complaining on his NBC interview saying that he's bothered by people going after Bill Clinton.

He's trying to reframe these hearings, trying to make Bill Clinton seem like a better guy than he is.

And he's calling these hearings unfair.

Why?

Because he's the one that has everything to lose.

Notice what's missing when he talks about this.

He doesn't talk about himself testifying.

He's not offering to go under oath.

He's not demanding to go in front of cameras and discuss this.

His name.

And again, what we've seen from the Epstein files is that Trump's name appears thousands of times.