Bill and Hillary Clinton are called to the Epstein Prince of the Home Committee

Former US President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary are among a number of high -profile names to receive calls from a Congress Committee to testify to the deceased sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein.

Republican James Commerce, chairman of the Chamber Supervision Committee, issued summons on Tuesday of Clintons, as well as eight other persons.

The Committee is looking for more information about the history of Epstein after President Donald Trump’s administration decided against the release of more federal files of the late financier.

This solution has caused outrage among Trump’s supporters and some liberals, as many believe that files include a “client list” for famous men related to Epstein.

The prizes discarded a wide network in the administrations of the Ministry of Justice during the administrations of Obama, Trump and Biden, and the committee also called on the Epstein -related Department itself.

Merrick Garland, who heads the department with former President Joe Biden, received a committee notice, according to COMER.

Both lawyers during Trump’s first office of service, Jeff Cecion and William Bar also did.

Former FBI Directors James Komi and Robert Müller will also be forced to testify to the committee.

It is not clear immediately whether the persons named by COMER will eventually appear before the committee and, if they do, whether they will testify publicly.

Federal prosecutors accused Epstein of sexual trafficking in minors and other crimes in 2019 during the first Trump administration.

He died of suicide in prison later that year, leading to questions and rumors of his death while in custody.

This summer, the current US General Prosecutor Pam Bondi has announced that the Ministry of Justice has reviewed its Epstein records and has not found evidence of a long -standing “customer list”. She also said that the evidence supported that he had died of suicide while in custody and that the federal government would not release more than its files.

The reports have caused outrage among some of the Trump base, who believe that his administration is not forthcoming about Epstein -related materials.

In a rare vacation with President Trump, numerous members of the Chamber of Republican Cauk called for a more big investigation into the case.

The COMER summary states that the Chamber’s Supervision Committee – which has significant investigative powers – will continue to insist on information from the Trump administration.