What the Clintons’ Depositions Mean for the Epstein Investigation
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Jessica Tarliff.
And I'm Aaron Pornas.
In today's episode, we're going to be talking about the Clinton's depositions and the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. What to expect from J.D. Vance's new, quote, war on fraud. If the U.S.
What do the Clintons’ depositions mean for the Epstein investigation?
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What is JD Vance's new 'war on fraud' about?
I want to start with the Clintons. They're back in the proverbial hot seat as House Republicans ramp up their Epstein investigation. The Clintons are testifying under subpoena behind closed doors about their past associations with Jeffrey Epstein and Galene Maxwell. I want to ask you first, I thought this was supposed to be in public or... I know they were asking for it, but I really wanted it. Like, I had my popcorn ready.
That's what they asked for. But they, I mean, you don't get what you ask for when you're a witness. You can't really control these things. So Comer and the oversight committee said behind closed doors. And the reason why is because Comer's not actually going to talk to Clinton today. Like, that's not what's going to happen. It's going to be an attorney for oversight that's going to be questioning her. So it's not going to be that kind of spectacle that people want.
Because he's afraid or because it's just procedure? Yeah.
I mean, that's what they did with Les Wexner, too. I mean, the actual members of Congress, few of them asked questions.
How are the Clintons implicated in the Epstein scandal?
If you watched the deposition, it was mostly a lawyer.
But we saw it.
We did see it. And we're going to see the Clintons. I mean, they're going to release it. It's going to be videotaped and transcribed. We'll see it. It's just, and we'll probably see it after the weekend, if I had to guess.
I have to wait for my Hillary movie premiere.
I'm excited for the Hillary one.
I know. The Bill Clinton one, which I realize is going to have much more substance, far less interesting to me than Hillary Clinton dog walking every single attorney that tries. It's okay to say dog walking, right?
I think so. I mean, that's what she's going to do.
What do you expect that they are both going to say?
As far as Hillary, I don't expect much because based on my review of the files, I mean, she was only mentioned substantively a few times and it was in connection with... Bill, right? I mean, she acknowledged that she's met Ghislaine Maxwell on a few occasions in the past. She says she's never met Jeffrey Epstein before. I don't know whether to believe that or not. I mean, that's... We'll see if she says that under oath. But she says she only met Ghislaine a few times. And, I mean... A lot of people met Ghislaine Maxwell. A lot of people met Jeffrey Epstein, right? Like, meeting them doesn't mean that you're implicated in anything. So, I don't know. I don't really expect much from Hillary at all. I did read an article, an interesting one, this week that kind of said that, like, this is once again Hillary Clinton being put in a position to have to, like, defend her husband.
Yeah. Or, like, prop up her husband. Like, throughout her entire life, it's always been, like, her having to be put in this position. And it's a very uncomfortable and unfair position to be put in. Now, as far as Bill Clinton goes, I think there's a lot more there that the public that we aren't talking about. I think that there needs to be a lot more answers based on his association with Jeffrey Epstein. He obviously knew Jeffrey Epstein. He's appeared in multiple photographs with Epstein. And it's important that he testify under oath and provide accurate information. 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.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:04–0:16
2
What do the Clintons’ depositions mean for the Epstein investigation?
0:16–0:30
3
What is JD Vance's new 'war on fraud' about?
0:30–1:23
4
How are the Clintons implicated in the Epstein scandal?
1:23–9:57
5
What are the implications of Bill Clinton's past associations with Epstein?
9:57–13:31
6
How does the current FBI shakeup relate to the Trump investigations?
13:31–28:57
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