Bill Clinton called “suspect bonus” in monitoring Epstein house

Former President Bill Clinton is the “first suspect” of the chamber’s supervisory committee’s survey of the deceased Jeffrey Epstein, according to the chairman of the committee James Comer.

“Everyone in America wants to know what happened on the island of Epstein, and we all heard reports that Bill Clinton was a visitor attended there, so he is a first suspect to be tabled by the Chamber’s surveillance Committee,” said a Kentucky republican, in an interview with Monday with Newsmax.

Fox News Digital contacted the Commer office and received confirmation from his comments at the exit.

The Chamber’s supervisory committee published a large batch of quotes to appear to those who have links with Epstein on August 5 – including the former president and his wife, the former secretary of state Hillary Clinton – to testify before the legislators.

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The chairman of the chamber’s supervisory committee, representative James Comer (R-KY.), Said former President Bill Clinton is the “first suspect” in the survey of the Chamber’s supervisory committee on the financial financial of the financier Jeffrey Epstein. (Images Kevin Dietsch / Getty)

The Democrats joined the Republicans to vote to move forward by emitting the assignments. The committee asked Hillary Clinton to appear on October 9 and Bill Clinton on October 14.

“So, I hope that we will win this legal battle with this assignment and see President Clinton in October,” said Commer in Newsmax.

Clinton said he had never visited Epstein Island. Clinton wrote in his memoirs in 2024 “citizen” that he had never gone to the island and that he wanted him to never even met Epstein in the first place.

A vintage spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comments from Fox News Digital.

Meanwhile, the case drew additional attention after the Ministry of Justice and the FBI announced in July that agencies would not publish new documents from the Epstein sex traffic case and that their exam to Epstein was closed.

The chamber subcommittee voted in favor of the Bill and Hillary Clinton assignment on Ghislaine Maxwell Connection

Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were both charged with federal accusations of sex trafficking from years of Epstein abuse of minor girls. (Joe Schildhorn / Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

The agencies said at the time that they had not found a list of sexual predators with links with Epstein and determined that there were no new people who would be in charge.

But it was in contradiction with the efforts of the supervisory committee, which also published an assignment to all documents from the Ministry of Justice concerning Epstein. The committee also published assignments to the former FBI director, James Comey, former prosecutor General Eric Holder, Jeff Sessions and Merrick Garland, among others.

The Ministry of Justice is faced with a deadline on Tuesday to submit documents related to Epstein, Fox News Digital.

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Former President Bill Clinton, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and former American president George W. Bush attend the inauguration of President elected Donald Trump at the time in the American Capitol on January 20, 2025, in Washington. (SOMODEVILLA / POOL / AFP chip via Getty Images)

While Commer admitted that it would prove to be difficult to ensure that the former president testifies before the congress, he remained optimistic about the chances – given his history.

“I have never lost an assignment battle,” said Commer on Monday. “I have been chairman of this committee for a year and a half – it is the most difficult assignment that I have ever published, but what makes this assignment different is that the Democrats voted with the Republicans.”

Liz Elkind of Fox News contributed to this report.