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Comer Declares Bill Clinton ‘Prime Suspect’ in Epstein Inquiry, Eyes October Deposition

Comer argues bipartisan backing will bolster the subpoena’s court defenses ahead of an October deposition bid

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Overview

  • Comer publicly characterized former President Bill Clinton as “a prime suspect” in the Jeffrey Epstein case and announced he has been subpoenaed to testify.
  • The committee issued subpoenas on Aug. 5 to Bill and Hillary Clinton along with former FBI directors James Comey and Robert Mueller and several ex-attorneys general.
  • Comer emphasized that Democrats joined Republicans in approving the subpoena, which he says enhances its legal standing in anticipated court challenges.
  • He expressed confidence in prevailing in subpoena enforcement battles and indicated he expects Clinton’s deposition to occur in October.
  • Committee enforcement tools include contempt referrals and potential involvement by the attorney general as parallel disputes over unredacted grand jury materials and record secrecy continue