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Hillary Clinton testifies under oath on Jeffrey Epstein the US Stations fighter jets in Israel amid talks with Iran and newly appointed frauds are J.D. vance clearly understands the assignment. I'm Daily Wire Executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Thursday, February 26th. This is Evening Wire.
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Hillary Clinton testified under oath today before the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Daily Wire reporter Lyndon Blake has the details. The closed door deposition went off the rails briefly over a leaked photo from inside. The photo is reportedly shared by Representative Lauren Boebert, something that Clinton's advisors claimed violated House rules, prompting the proceedings to pause. Clinton has criticized the probe as partisan, while lawmakers from both parties say they are seeking answers about Epstein's connections to powerful people. Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to testify Friday. Committee Chairman James Comer says video and transcripts will be released after members review them, calling it a potentially lengthy session. The Clintons had previously resisted appearing, but agreed after lawmakers moved toward holding them in contempt.
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Meanwhile, a Harvard math professor has been put on leave after his ties with Epstein were revealed in a recent Boston Globe expose. The Globe characterized Professor Martin Novak as Epstein's, quote, inside man at Harvard, facilitating over 40 visits to the university, as well as contacts with other academics. That's even after his 2008 sex crimes conviction.
