Overview
- In a BBC interview on Feb. 16–17, Hillary Clinton alleged President Donald Trump orchestrated a dissimulation of Epstein-related records and urged full publication.
- The Justice Department says its January release included all remaining materials, but some lawmakers contend internal government notes and emails were withheld.
- Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton are scheduled for closed-door interviews with a congressional commission on Feb. 26 and 27, and she has called for the sessions to be public.
- President Trump denies any implication in the affair and says he has been totally exonerated.
- Coverage of the release reports that the published files name at least six current administration officials, alongside repeated mentions of Bill Clinton without evidence of illegal conduct.