Bill and Hillary Clinton just proved the political elite believe they're above the law. When the House Oversight Committee issued lawful subpoenas demanding testimony about their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, the Clintons responded with arrogance and a complete no-show that left Hillary's nameplate sitting in front of an empty chair.
That vacant seat now screams guilt louder than any testimony ever could.
Chairman James Comer's committee actually conducted Hillary Clinton's deposition to an empty room, recording every procedural moment for the official record. What comes next could be game-changing: criminal contempt of Congress charges against both Clintons under the Trump-Vance administration's Department of Justice.
"The committee will vote on contempt resolutions next Wednesday before sending them to the full House floor," Comer announced, reminding everyone that Merrick Garland sent Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro to prison for the exact same defiance of congressional subpoenas.
Here's what makes this even more explosive: Congressman Tim Burchett revealed that the moment he mentioned Bannon and Navarro were jailed for ignoring subpoenas, cameras in the front row immediately went down. Three or four reporters just stopped recording. The mainstream media doesn't want Americans making that comparison because it exposes their two-tiered justice system.
26 Flights to Nowhere Good
The facts are damning. Flight logs confirm Bill Clinton took 26 documented trips on Jeffrey Epstein's airplane. When Congress demands answers about what happened on those flights and visits to Epstein's properties, Clinton responds through lawyers claiming Chairman Comer has a "personal grudge."
The Clintons' 1,100-word response letter had the audacity to position their defiance as patriotic, writing that "every person must decide when they are ready to fight for this country." They're calling contempt of Congress heroic while dodging questions about connections to Rachel Chandler, Ghislaine Maxwell, and those island retreats.
Even more telling: Democrat Representative Robert Garcia was demanding Epstein transparency just three days before the Clinton depositions, accusing the White House of orchestrating a cover-up. But when Bill and Hillary were scheduled to testify under oath? Garcia was a complete no-show along with every other Democrat on the committee.
Representative Andy Biggs walked out of that empty deposition room asking the obvious question: What is Bill Clinton hiding? With criminal referrals now heading to Attorney General Pam Bondi and President Trump's DOJ, Americans might finally get answers. The era of Clinton immunity is over.