Former President Bill Clinton is publicly urging the full release of the Epstein files and calling for testimony to take place in an open hearing rather than behind closed doors. 📂🎥

In a statement, Clinton said he has provided a sworn statement and agreed to appear in person, but criticized proposals for a private deposition, arguing that transparency should come first. “If they want answers… do this the right way: in a public hearing,” he wrote.

Hillary Clinton echoed the call for openness, saying Republicans had been given information under oath and urging that any further proceedings be conducted with cameras present. 🗣️

House Oversight Chairman James Comer has said the Clintons will not be treated differently than others and supports closed-door depositions as part of standard procedure. ⚖️

The dispute highlights broader tensions over transparency, accountability, and how high-profile investigations should be handled.