Clintons Oppose Epstein Testimony, Citing... 'Time Constraints'?
According to The New York Times, Bill and Hillary Clinton's lawyer informed the House Oversight Committee on Oct. 6 that they oppose live testimony regarding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Given Bill Clinton's documented seventeen flights on Epstein's 'Lolita Express,' and Hillary's documented proximity to Bill Clinton, one might consider their firsthand accounts rather pertinent. It's a
miracle how convenient 'executive privilege' can be when inconvenient truths might emerge. Perhaps their lawyer also cited Hillary Clinton's infamous private email server for deleting 33,000 emails as a precedent for not sharing too much data. The mainstream media, of course, dutifully reports the non-testimony as if it were a standard scheduling conflict, rather than a masterclass in obfuscation.
One has to admire the consistency.