US

Bill Clinton

What happened

The Starr Report was sent to Congress in September 1998; the House impeached President Clinton in December 1998 and the Senate acquitted him in February 1999. In February 2026 he gave a deposition to the House Oversight Committee's Epstein investigation, telling it he 'saw nothing' and 'did nothing wrong'.

Written from the official records below. Links checked 08 Nov 2026.

Official record

• Referral from Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr (House Document 105-310)
  US Government Publishing Office · published 11 Sept 1998
• Roll call vote 17 — Article I, Articles of Impeachment v. President W. J. Clinton (Not Guilty)
  US Senate · published 12 Feb 1999
• Committee website — Epstein investigation releases
  House Committee on Oversight

Main headlines

News — not an official source. Titles shown word for word.

• The biggest revelations from Bill Clinton’s deposition on Epstein
  POLITICO · 02 Mar 2026
• Bill Clinton says in Epstein probe he 'saw nothing' and 'did nothing wrong'
  NBC News · 27 Feb 2026

Videos on YouTube

Opens on YouTube. Broadcaster videos are news, not an official source.

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  WATCH: Bill Clinton's full deposition on Jeffrey Epstein ties before House Oversight panel
  PBS NewsHour · News — not an official source