Bill Clinton became the first former president compelled to testify to members of Congress today.

At a closed-door session in Chappaqua, New York, the House Oversight Committee heard from Clinton about his connections to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Mr. Clinton said he did nothing wrong, adding, quote, I saw nothing that ever gave me pause.

Republican Chairman James Comer spoke late this afternoon. nothing wrong, adding, quote, I saw nothing that ever gave me pause.

Republican Chairman James Comer spoke late this afternoon.

I will have to say that President Clinton answered every question or attempted to answer every question.

We can talk about some of his answers in more detail.

And I'm sure once the video is released and the transcripts released,

not only will you, but a lot of people in America will have more questions about some of the

answers that were given. The former president's testimony comes a day after the committee

questioned his wife, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for more than six hours.

She said she had no new information about Epstein and had never met him.

Joining us now is our congressional correspondent, Lisa Desjardin.

So, Lisa, what did President Clinton say today behind closed doors?

This was extraordinary.

The former president testified for nearly seven hours.

He did say, as you indicated, that he knew of no wrongdoing. And specifically, in his opening statement, I want to read another quote that he had.

He wrote, not only would I have not flown on Epstein's plane, if I had known any inkling of what he was doing,

I would have turned him in myself.

Now, photos in the Epstein files, though, show some of the relationship between the two men.

Clinton flew on Epstein's plane roughly two dozen times. That was part of the work for the

Clinton Foundation that he was doing after leaving office. Now, Democrats on the committee both

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