Welcome to the NewsHour. Members of the Republican-led House Oversight Committee

questioned Hillary Clinton for more than six hours today as part of its investigation into

the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The former Secretary of State told lawmakers she had

no information on Epstein's criminal activities. During a closed-door session, Clinton said she also did not recall

ever meeting Mr. Epstein and never flew on his plane or visited his island, homes, or offices.

Today's meeting was the first of two days of closed-door depositions for the House Oversight Committee

of both Clinton and her husband, former president, Bill Clinton.

There were a lot of questions that we asked, that we, you know, weren't satisfied with the answers that we got, but we will continue to move forward.

Democrats on the committee argued their Republican colleagues did not take the deposition

seriously.

Today, we are sitting through an incredibly unserious clown show of a deposition where

members of Congress and the Republican Party are more concerned about getting their photo

op of Secretary Clinton than actually getting to the truth and holding anyone accountable.

Neither bill nor Hillary Clinton have been

accused of wrongdoing in connection with Epstein's crimes, but Bill Clinton has said he previously

had a professional relationship with the convicted sexual offender. For more on today's testimony,

I'm joined now by Justice correspondent Ali Rogan, Allie, today's session was behind closed doors

between Clinton and members of the committee. What did we learn today about any ties between

Secretary Clinton and Epstein? Well, Amna, Hillary Clinton just came to the microphones and spoke

to the media following today's proceedings. She said she answered questions as best she could.

She called the day long and repetitive, maintained that she has never met Jeffrey Epstein

and that she had no knowledge of his or Galane Maxwell's crimes.

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