Hillary Clinton Deposition in Epstein Investigation (Video)
Overview
On February 26, 2026, former United States Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton provided sworn testimony in a closed-door deposition before the United States House Committee on Oversight and Accountability as part of a congressional inquiry connected to Jeffrey Epstein.[1]
Video of the deposition was later released publicly, providing a primary-source record of Clinton’s sworn statements regarding any knowledge of, or contact with, Epstein.
Background
The deposition occurred during renewed congressional scrutiny following document disclosures and ongoing litigation tied to the broader Epstein network. The Committee sought testimony from individuals whose names had appeared in investigative reporting, document releases, flight records, or public discussion connected to Epstein’s social and political associations.
The inquiry forms part of broader congressional oversight efforts examining the circumstances surrounding Epstein’s activities prior to his 2019 federal arrest in the Southern District of New York and his subsequent death in federal custody.
Deposition Content
During questioning, Clinton was asked whether she had personal contact with Epstein, whether she traveled aboard aircraft associated with him, whether she visited any of his properties, and whether she had prior knowledge of his criminal conduct.
In her sworn testimony, Clinton stated that she had no knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities and denied traveling on his aircraft or visiting his residences or island properties. The publicly released video serves as the primary documentary source for these statements.[1]
The deposition intersects with broader research topics documented on EpsteinWiki, including Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein Flight Logs, and Epstein Civil Litigation.
Significance
The public release of the deposition video provides direct access to sworn testimony without reliance on secondary media summaries. For researchers, such primary-source material allows independent evaluation of language, context, and legal framing.
The deposition contributes to ongoing documentation of sworn statements made by public officials in connection with congressional review of matters related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Sources
- Hillary Clinton Deposition – United States House Committee on Oversight and Accountability (February 26, 2026), YouTube
- Hillary Rodham Clinton – Wikipedia
- United States House Committee on Oversight and Accountability – Wikipedia
- Jeffrey Epstein – Wikipedia