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Story summary
- William Jefferson Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton are set to testify in a House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, after congressional pressure.
- They face renewed scrutiny over their past ties to Epstein, though no evidence of wrongdoing has emerged.
- Bill Clinton's past interactions with Epstein, including flights on Epstein's private jet, have resurfaced.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton advocates for public testimony.
- Support among congressional Democrats has waned, complicating their defense.
