Out front next, breaking news, Clinton's Epstein deposition, the former president facing questions

about his relationship with the late convicted sex offender for more than six hours.

So what did he say?

And what did he say about Trump's relationship with Epstein?

Also breaking this hour, U.S. officials warning Americans not to travel to Iran, and if they're there and want out, they have to leave today as the president inches closer to a possible war.

And back in the spotlight, wire ads for Carolyn Beset Kennedy's headband and Google searches for riding your bike in a suit soaring.

We'll tell you why there's so much buzz around the late couple.

Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Erin Burnett. Out front tonight, the breaking news of former president

Bill Clinton just finishing more than six hours of questioning about his relationship with

convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Oversight Committee, which conducted the deposition,

now has not released full details of what Clinton said. But we do know, according to two sources,

that the former president did address multiple photos of him released in the Epstein files,

including this one, which shows Clinton in a jacuzzi with a woman whose face was redacted. The former president was asked

if he had sex with the woman, according to the sources, he said he didn't. But the fact that he

testified does set a major precedent, right? He's a former president. It opens the door for a former

and current president, Trump, to be questioned under oath as well.

Before this, we had the Trump rule.

Trump defied, as all of you know, a congressional subpoena with the January 6th committee.

He said presidents don't have to testify. Now we have the Clinton rule, which is that presidents and their families have to testify

when Congress issues a subpoena.

And President Trump seems well aware of the precedent that Clinton's are setting.

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