From ABC News, I'm Dave Packer. It was day two of the House Oversight Committee's road trip to Chappaqua,

24 hours after Hillary Clinton answered questions about Jeffrey Epstein. Today, it was former President Bill Clinton's turn.

House Oversight Chair, Republican James Comer, says the former president answered every question he was asked.

He's got Southern people skills. He's a charming individual, obviously.

Still, Comer says the former first couple didn't have answers regarding certain documents.

Many times the Clintons couldn't recall or didn't know or denied that they were pertaining to them.

Committee Democrats say the panel should now call in Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik and President Trump

to take questions on their associations with Jeffrey Epstein.

Stephen Portnoy, ABC News, Washington.

With increasing signs of a potential U.S. attack on Iran's Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels to Israel Monday.

President Trump says he doesn't like how negotiations are going with Iran after a third

round of indirect talks on Thursday in Geneva. The president talking to reporters before leaving

the White House Friday didn't say whether a military strike is imminent.

Well, we haven't made a final decision. We're not exactly happy with the way they're negotiated.

They cannot have nuclear weapons. We're not thrilled with the way they're negotiating. So we'll see how it all works.

Karen Travers, ABC News, the White House. President Trump banning AI giant Anthropic from all federal agencies.

The company refusing to give the Pentagon unrestricted access to its technology,

which it says could lead to fully autonomous weapons and mass surveillance of Americans.

ABC, Selena Wang.

We are hearing from the president here clearly this is his decision that there will now be no partnership with Anthropic, with the military, or any federal agency.

Singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka has died.

Sadaka penned a number of hits in the 60s and 70s, including breaking up as hard to do.

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