From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I did not know Jeffrey Hepstein.

I never went to his island.

I never went to his homes.

I never went to his offices.

So it's on the record numerous times.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is grilled by members of the House Oversight Committee.

President Bill Clinton's testifying today.

The first time a former president testifies before a House panel in over four decades.

Meanwhile, questions are mounting over files, missing or withheld by the Justice Department, containing accusations of sexual

assault of a minor by President Trump.

We'll speak with Barry Levine, author of The Spider, inside the tangled web of Jeffrey Epstein

and Gislaine Maxwell.

Then to the ICE arrest of a Columbia University student Thursday.

Shortly after 6 a.m., five federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security

without any kind of warrant entered an off-campus Columbia residential building.

The agents gained entry by stating they were police searching for a missing child.

The student was released after New York mayor, Zoran Mandani, met with President Trump at the

White House yesterday.

In addition to her release, Mamdani asked for help in dismissing four other cases, three of them,

Columbia or former Columbia University students.

We'll speak with one of them, graduate student, Moussa Madawan, then to Buffalo, where a blind

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