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Jon Stewart says the Clintons should absolutely comply with congressional subpoenas in the Epstein case.
Stewart emphasizes DOJ should also comply in releasing the Epstein files.
House Oversight Committee had subpoenaed the Clintons to testify in the Epstein investigation.
Clintons' lawyers criticized the committee's leadership over the deposition demands.
The Epstein Files Transparency Act requires DOJ to publish unclassified Epstein-related materials.
DOJ has released a small fraction of Epstein documents to date.
Stewart frames the issue as a broader question of justice for Epstein victims.
Stewart’s remarks appear amid ongoing congressional inquiries into Epstein’s networks.
Executive summary notes the Epstein case remains politically charged.

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Comer criticizes Democrats for how they respond to Clinton subpoenas in the Epstein investigation.
Democrats say the Clinton subpoenas amount to political theater and push back on the GOP effort.
Rep. Ro Khanna argues more Epstein files should be released and downplays GOP showmanship.
The bipartisan panel previously agreed to subpoena 10 people amid the Clinton-epstein matter.
Rep. Thomas Massie notes a legal path to obtain files, highlighting rarity of criminal contempt prosecutions.
Clintons' stance is described as having provided 'limited information' and proactive voluntary disclosure.
The piece ties Epstein file releases to questions about Clinton accountability and victim consideration.
Rep. Khanna suggests Democrats should push for more Epstein files, signaling ongoing tension over access.
The story situates Comer’s remarks within Raw Story’s broader coverage of Epstein-related subpoenas.
The article notes the Clintons’ ongoing position that they already provided information to the committee.

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Lewinsky says the Clinton affair damaged her reputation and career, with lasting mental health effects.
"a gross abuse of power"
Lewinsky says she once believed her feelings were real but now views the power dynamic clearly.
She pursued graduate studies in London hoping to escape the scandal’s stigma.
Lewinsky describes public humiliation as searing into her psyche and soul.
She has become an anti-bullying activist and hosts a new podcast.
Lewinsky says she still has concerns about how people discussed her then.
The interview was published January 15, 2026, providing fresh reflections.
Lewinsky notes she had real emotions for Clinton but now calls the situation a power abuse.
The piece links the scandal to Lewinsky’s later professional and personal advocacy work.

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View hosts urge Bill and Hillary Clinton to comply with the House subpoena on Epstein
Committee chair Comer says Clinton team could face contempt for defying subpoenas
Clintons’ attorneys say they provided limited information to the committee
The View hosts argue showing up would demonstrate accountability
Other hosts say accountability should not be optional for anyone
Comer cites bipartisan support for subpoenas in Epstein inquiry
White House comment contrasts views on accountability
Coverage notes the broader discussion of Epstein files and accountability
Sources cite that the Clintons provided limited information already
The Epstein probe is connected to broader political accountability debates

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