Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to depositions before the House Oversight Committee on February 26 and 27, after months of resistance and a bipartisan contempt vote. Bill Clinton is pushing for a public hearing instead of a private session, accusing Republicans of partisan games, while Chairman James Comer insists depositions gather facts first and could lead to a hearing later. The probe looks into Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking network and elite ties, with both Clintons denying wrongdoing despite past social connections; recent document releases mention Trump over 1,000 times in non-criminal contexts but bring no new allegations against anyone.