Epstein Deposition: Everything Bill Clinton & Hillary Clinton Said in 8 Hours Deposition Tape

TL;DR

The Epstein depositions reveal Bill Clinton admitting to flights and a neck massage while denying island visits, as Hillary Clinton stormed out after a photo leak.

Key Points

• 1.A jail guard searched 'latest on Epstein in jail' 38 minutes before his death. Her desk was 15 feet from his cell; Chase Bank also flagged 12 suspicious cash deposits to her account, including a $5,000 deposit on the day Epstein was moved to her unit.
• 2.Mark Middleton, the Clinton 'donor whisperer,' died in a bizarre 2022 apparent self-exit. He was found tied to a tree on an unfamiliar Arkansas farm with a shotgun wound to the chest, the weapon found 30 feet away; authorities ruled it a self-exit despite widespread suspicion.
• 3.Hillary Clinton's deposition was derailed when Rep. Lauren Boebert leaked a photo of her mid-testimony. Clinton declared 'I am done' and stormed out, later returning; observers noted her legal sharpness in deflecting questions.
• 4.Hillary Clinton denied any meaningful connection to Epstein, repeatedly redirecting questioners to her husband. She stated she had never been to his island and called the whole proceeding a White House distraction tactic.
• 5.Bill Clinton's deposition marked the first time a former U.S. president testified to a congressional panel since Gerald Ford in 1983. He opened by invoking the Constitution, the rule of law, and the need to help Epstein's victims heal.
• 6.Clinton said Larry Summers introduced him to Epstein as a $10 million Harvard donor who could fund Clinton Foundation AIDS work. He described Epstein as a 'vacuum cleaner' hungry for information but ultimately uninterested in the foundation's mission.
• 7.Clinton admitted to multiple flights on Epstein's plane but claimed the young women aboard were 'flight attendants' in tank tops and jeans. He also acknowledged receiving a neck massage from Shantae Davies, a named Epstein associate who has publicly said Clinton was a gentleman.
• 8.Clinton denied visiting Epstein's island or home as sitting president, contradicting accounts by Maria Farmer and Virginia Giuffre. Farmer alleged Clinton visited Epstein's house 3–4 times during his presidency; Giuffre's diary reportedly noted 'Bill Clinton met two times island with two girls.'
• 9.Virginia Giuffre's personal diary entry referencing Clinton on the island was presented during the deposition. Clinton questioned whether it appeared in her published book, which observers interpreted as suggesting he had ensured it was absent; Giuffre has since died by suicide.
• 10.Clinton was asked if he had ever lied under oath and answered 'No,' despite his perjury in the Monica Lewinsky case. He also speculated that Howard Lutnik believed taking his family to Epstein's island wasn't wrong — a comment criticized as giving Trump allies an unearned out.
• 11.Howard Lutnik, Trump's Secretary of Commerce, publicly vowed in 2005 never to see Epstein again after a creepy encounter, but emails show later contact. Records indicate Lutnik emailed Epstein about visiting him in the Caribbean, and Epstein contributed to a 2015 charity dinner in Lutnik's honor.
• 12.Maria Farmer alleged in the 1990s that Trump visited Epstein's office, stood over her imposingly, and joked she looked 16. She also reported to the FBI in 1996 that Epstein stole unclothed photos of her sisters aged 12 and 16, yet Epstein continued to receive White House access 17 times under Middleton.