Clinton Testifies in Epstein Probe, Trump Wants a Dependent Cuba, More
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News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm Amy Morris. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is testifying in the House Oversight Committee's Jeffrey Epstein investigation. It's a closed-door deposition at her home in Chappaqua, New York, but she posted her opening statement on X saying she had no idea about the late sex offender's criminal activities and doesn't recall meeting him. Committee Chair James Comer says he still has a lot of questions.
We know that Jeffrey Epstein said many times in emails that he was the first person to raise money for the Clinton Initiative, the Clinton Foundation. That's not saying anything's illegal, but there are a lot of questions pertaining to Secretary Clinton with respect to Epstein and her relationship with Ghislaine Maxwell.
This is the first of two days of closed-door depositions that will also include former President Bill Clinton, who is scheduled to appear before lawmakers tomorrow. So now Democrats are demanding President Trump follow the Clintons' testimony with his own. Representative Robert Garcia, the panel's top-ranking Democrat, says the Clintons aren't the only people who should be testifying before this committee.
She's never met Jeffrey Epstein. We have no evidence of her having any interactions with Mr. Epstein. But the Department of Justice continues to lead a White House cover-up. The person who actually appears more times in the file is President Donald Trump. And so let's get President Trump in front of our committee.
Garcia says the House committee's subpoena to a former president sets a precedent. The Trump administration's move to ease fuel shipments to Cuba's private sector is part of a plan to make the island more reliant on the U.S. for supplies, increasing Washington's leverage to bring about political and economic change. Sources tell Bloomberg the plan is beginning to take shape, although tensions are running high after a speedboat carrying 10 people approached Cuba's north shore and opened fire on Cuban soldiers. The soldiers returned fire, killing four people and wounding six more. The U.S. government is gathering information about that incident. Iran says nuclear talks with the U.S. have progressed very intensely and very seriously as the two sides continue negotiations over a deal in Switzerland.
Oman says technical-level talks will be held next week in Vienna. Iran's Tasnim news agency says today's meeting was limited to a handshake and, quote, basic courtesy. And Axios reported on social media that White House envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff were disappointed by what they heard from Iran in today's meeting.
What are the details of Hillary Clinton's testimony in the Epstein investigation?
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4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:53
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What are the details of Hillary Clinton's testimony in the Epstein investigation?
2:53–4:42
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What questions remain about Clinton's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?
4:42–6:40
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How is President Trump being pulled into the Epstein testimony discussions?
6:40–7:26
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