Epstein scandal: Committee invites Bill and Hilary Clinton

The Epstein case continues to employ Washington. A control committee of the House of Representatives has sent lectures to several high-ranking personalities-including the former US President Bill Clinton (78) and ex-First lady Hillary Clinton (77).

According to a press release, Bill Clinton received a summons for October 14, his wife for October 9. The former FBI directors James Comey and Robert Mueller were also charged by the committee led by the Republicans. The Ministry of Justice under Pam Bondi (59) is to release files in connection with the Epstein case until 19 August. US President Donald Trump (79) was not charged.

Both Trump and Bill Clinton have already been associated with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (1953-2019). The incumbent president recently sued the “Wall Street Journal”, which had previously reported on a letter from Trump to Epstein, which he is said to have once sent him for his birthday. The newspaper later added and also wrote about a letter to Clinton’s Epstein.

Trump is under pressure because of the Epstein affair. In the election campaign, he had promised to publish the files, but this has not yet happened. Trump himself annoyed parts of his followers. Most recently, it was reported that Trump tried to distract attention from himself – also in connection with the court trial around the rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs (55). At the beginning of July, the one was found to be guilty for coercion for prostitution and is currently waiting for a pronouncement announced for the 3rd October.

Rating to a source of government that Trump is said to be “seriously considered” a full pardon of the rapper. Most recently, according to the industry portal, an increased amount of pardon in the Oval Office was considered-at a time when the President is exposed to increased criticism in his Maga base due to the Epstein documents.