Hillary Clinton testified in the investigation regarding the Epstein files, accusing Republicans of distracting attention from President Trump.

The former head of the American diplomacy has been called to testify behind closed doors as part of the investigation by the House of Representatives oversight committee regarding the files of Jeffrey Epstein. Clinton stated that she does not remember having any direct interaction with Epstein, mentioning that she only knew Ghislaine Maxwell.

She accused the Republicans of being aware that they do not possess relevant information for the investigation and that her testimony is being used to distract attention from Donald Trump's actions. Clinton has requested that Trump be subpoenaed to testify. Additionally, her husband, Bill Clinton, will testify in the same investigation. Both have denied any knowledge of Epstein and Maxwell's crimes, and Bill Clinton acknowledged that he flew on Epstein's plane but claimed that he did not visit his island. This situation is remarkable, considering that former presidents who have testified before a parliamentary committee are extremely rare.