Clintons Snub Epstein Subpoenas, House Threatens Contempt
Clintons vs Congress just got real. House Oversight says Bill and Hillary Clinton refused to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein inquiry, and Republicans are now pushing toward a contempt move. What does "contempt of Congress" actually mean, what happens next in the House, and does the Justice Department have to act?
In this video, we break down the subpoena fight, the timeline around the missed deposition, and why this clash is exploding right now in US politics.
Watch till the end for the step-by-step process and the biggest question: accountability or political theater?
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FAQ
What is contempt of Congress?
A House vote that can lead to a DOJ referral, but prosecution is not automatic.
Can someone go to jail for it?
In rare cases, criminal contempt can carry up to one year, but the DOJ decides whether to pursue charges.
What happens next?
Committee vote, possible full House vote, then potential DOJ referral.
