Hillary Clinton says ‘we have no links’ to Epstein
Hillary Clinton has pushed back against renewed scrutiny tying her and her husband to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell. In a BBC interview, she insisted the Clintons have “no links” to Epstein or Maxwell and argued that being mentioned in government files does not imply wrongdoing. She noted that Bill Clinton’s travel on epstein’s jet was for charity work and said she has met Maxwell only a few times, pointing out that thousands of public figures appear in similar records. The article also notes that a Department of Justice release of Epstein-related materials has not produced evidence of illegal conduct by the Clintons. Clinton urged focusing on Epstein and Maxwell’s crimes and said she and Bill are willing to discuss what they know, describing it as very limited and unrelated to their alleged actions. Both Clintons are scheduled to testify before Congress as part of the House Oversight inquiry, with Hillary set for February 26 and Bill for February 27, after previously declining to appear earlier this year.
Hillary Clinton says ‘we have no links’ to Epstein
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pushed back after her and her husband former President Bill Clinton’s names resurfaced in documents tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his former girlfriend and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.
In a BBC interview, she said the couple has “no links” to Epstein or Maxwell and stressed that being mentioned in government files doesn’t imply wrongdoing. Hillary reiterated that Bill’s travel on Epstein’s jet was for charity work and that she herself met Maxwell “on a few occasions,” noting that thousands of public figures appear in similar records.
“We have a very clear record that we’ve been willing to talk about … I don’t recall ever meeting him,” Hillary said to the BBC.
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The Department of Justice’s release of Epstein-related materials — including flight logs and photos showing high-profile Bill Clinton — has sparked renewed scrutiny but have not shown evidence of illegal conduct by the Clintons.
Hillary emphasized that the focus should remain on Epstein and Maxwell’s crimes, saying, “They are accused, and in both cases, were convicted of horrific crimes against girls and women. That should be the focus.”
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She added that she and her husband are “more than happy to say what we know, which is very limited and totally unrelated to their behavior or their crimes.”
Both Clintons are scheduled to testify before Congress, with Hillary scheduled for Feb. 26 and Bill on Feb. 27, as part of the inquiry. The testimonies will come after they both declined to appear before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee earlier this year.
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