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Boebert and Benny Johnson post Clinton deposition photos, triggering a social media firestorm during the hearing.
Clinton paused questioning after the images appeared, per CNN, citing a privacy deal with House Oversight Chair James Comer.
Respondents on X criticized the move as either an intrusion or an attempt to derail the deposition.
Commenters from both sides accused the post of trying to influence the hearing’s outcome.
The dispute centered on whether exposing deposition photos violated privacy or served a political agenda.
The incident followed a broader debate about the handling of sensitive deposition material.
The report credits CNN for describing Clinton's pause in questioning during the deposition.
The post sparked reactions from supporters criticizing or defending the move on social media.
The coverage notes the exchange drew attention to allegations about Jeffrey Epstein and privacy concerns.
The article is part of Raw Story’s ongoing coverage of Trump-era investigations and political theater.

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Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert posted a photo from Hillary Clinton's closed-door Epstein deposition, triggering questions about rules.
The deposition was paused briefly as Clinton's team contested the leak and sought clarity on the photo's source.
Committee leaders reportedly decided on keeping the session closed to the public.
Clinton previously testified about Epstein connections and declined to discuss specific meetings.
Boebert's photograph drew scrutiny amid debates on media access to closed-door proceedings.
Clinton's team paused the deposition to address the leak and potential rule violations.
The deposition concerned Clinton's connections to Epstein, as investigators questioned her statements.
Boebert's post spurred discussions about press access and the propriety of sharing images from the deposition.
Lawmakers warned about rules governing media and witness conduct during sensitive investigations.
The incident underscores tensions over transparency versus confidentiality in high-profile investigations.

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Hillary Clinton was questioned by the House Oversight Committee amid the Epstein inquiry, sparking sharp exchanges.
Clinton called the proceedings partisan political theatre during her opening statement.
The committee noted tensions and a peak confrontation over a photo involving Clinton and a right-wing podcaster.
Lawmakers indicated ongoing scrutiny and said they would continue the investigation beyond Clinton’s session.
The inquiry also set expectations for questions about Bill Clinton and Epstein ties.
Sky News framed the hearing as a test of survivors' pursuit of truth and justice in a political process.
The session reflected sharp political edges, with questions about security failings during Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state.
Media coverage highlighted the partisan divide shaping the Epstein investigation.
The committee chairman stated they found many questions unsatisfied and vowed to press on.
The investigation is expected to extend beyond Hillary Clinton to Bill Clinton as the day progressed.

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