President Clinton's statement on today's deposition

[LetMyPeopleVote]

Let the questions begin

[FalloutShelter]

1. IMHO... they've got nothing on Bill Clinton.

Zilch... Nada... If they had, they would have hung him out long before now.

[BlueKota]

3. Exactly.

Like the Republicons didn't do any opposition research? They've been salivating to bring down the Clinton's for years. The only possible reason they wouldn't have run with it, is if they were afraid he would incriminate someone with an R behind their name. The fact that they're risking disposing him now, to me seems like an admission they already know he doesn't actually know anything about what Epstein was doing. It's performance art as others have said.

[wiggs]

9. no but they get to bring up the blue dress and muddy the waters. nt

[bamagal62]

4. ☝️☝️☝️

This, a thousand times. It would have been plastered all over the place if they had even a tiny bit of evidence of his participation in these crimes. Which makes me think they must not have anything.
I still stand by my view that anyone, no matter who they are, should go to jail if they were involved in the child abuse and sex trafficking.

[BlueKota]

5. I agree.

If Bill Clinton were involved in crimes, or any other Democrats for that matter, and it could be proven beyond a reasonable doubt they were guilty, I'd want them to be held criminally liable. That's one of the main differences between our party and theirs.

[ShazzieB]

23. I couldn't agree more.

Clinton's accepting rides on Epstein's private plane or casually associating with him at a time when he was probably looking for wealthy donors to contribute to his foundation does not in any way prove he was implicit in or aware of any of Epstein's illicit activities, especially if his association with the sexual predator ended as early as he says it did. If any real evidence to the contrary should come to light, I will eat those words, but I doubt that I will ever need to.

[2naSalit]

2. Can hardly wait for the transcript and video...

Should be entertaining.

[hamsterjill]

6. I find it "interesting" that they won't release Hillary's transcript until after they have Bill's testimony.

Assholes are trying to find disparities.

[BidenRocks]

15. I'm interested in the UFOs!

What a bunch of malarkey!

[BlueKota]

21. I wonder which R asked that one?

[twodogsbarking]

7. Is it even a contest?

Bill Clinton was awarded a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship in 1968 after graduating from Georgetown University, allowing him to study at University College, Oxford, in the United Kingdom. He attended Oxford for two years, studying politics

[blue_jay]

19. They are deathly afraid of smart and ethical people and power couples, so they try to discredit them early

Can't have people who are smart enough to see or expose their ignorance or selfishness, especially if the system is so deeply corrupted.

[Historic NY]

8. Thing not mentioned he would have has a SS Detail with him

even minimal. The flight logs on many occasions mentioned them...

[IthinkThereforeIAM]

25. Yep...

... that is what I have mentioned to friends who have asked me about Bill and Epstein. "Bill has SS detail with him at all times. If anyone of them seen something improper, it would have been reported and sensationalized in the news by now"!

[UpInArms]

10. Thank you for posting

How Ghislaine Maxwell brought Bill Clinton into Epstein's orbit

The files do not implicate Clinton in any wrongdoing; he has not been accused of misconduct by Epstein's victims who have come forward so far, and there is no proof he knew of his crimes. Clinton's spokesperson has said the photos are decades old and Clinton had stopped associating with Epstein before his crimes came to light.

But the new material does apparently indicate how Clinton's world collided with Epstein's in the early 2000s, when Clinton was redefining himself as an ex-president on a philanthropic mission. He was in the market for wealthy donors to the Clinton Foundation and later to the Clinton Global Initiative, a gathering of leaders devoted to addressing world problems.

At the time, Epstein was a money manager and jet-setting financier who, with his girlfriend Maxwell, was hobnobbing with the world's wealthiest from Buckingham Palace to Palm Beach and collecting powerful friends along the way.

There are no direct messages between Clinton and Epstein in emails reviewed by the BBC, but the two men are the subject of much correspondence between Maxwell and Clinton's top aide, Doug Band.

[SergeStorms]

11. And if, somehow.....

tRump was served a subpoena, if he bothered showing up at all, all they'd get would be a solid 4 hours of pleading the 5th amendment.

Totally exonerated!

[tonekat]

12. Are they going to ask him about UFO's?

The Republicans are clowns.

[LilElf70]

14. Ya know,

I really don't care anymore if the man got a BJ. It takes 2 to tango, not 1.

With that said, I have to ask you, please go back and reread his statement. The man still remains to be a class act. Still knows how to talk the talk. And better yet, I believe every word that was spoken.

Isn't Donny and Melania next? Only makes sense.

[BidenRocks]

16. This is generational hate.

Many haters from the 80s are dead!
Right Rush?
How is hell?

[multigraincracker]

17. Just release the files and then we can talk.

[Scalded Nun]

18. If they had anything on him it would have been made public long ago.

[LoisB]

20. They seem to have forgotten that Bill Clinton is "The Big Dog".

[hamsterjill]

22. I've not heard much about Bill's appearance today.

Any updates?

There was much more attention paid to Hillary's appearance yesterday - or at least it seem that way from my vantage point.

[MW67]

26. Now that the Clinton's have testified

Shouldn't be a problem for another president and his family to testify as well

[LetMyPeopleVote]

27. Former President Bill Clinton published a video statement on X following a deposition he gave earlier today.

Link to tweet

Former President Bill Clinton published a video statement on X following a deposition he gave earlier today. In the three-minute clip, recorded in what appears to be a private office or library setting, Clinton opens by saying he loves his country and frames his remarks around civic responsibility and respect for the legal process. The post quickly gained traction, drawing millions of views within hours along with thousands of comments, reposts, and likes, reflecting continued public interest in his testimony and the broader political context surrounding it.