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The Moment<\/strong><\/h2>\n

House depositions are supposed to be beige. This one is four hours and thirty-five minutes<\/a> long, filmed behind closed doors in Chappaqua, New York, and is now public because the House Oversight Committee released the video as part of its Jeffrey Epstein investigation.<\/p>\n

Clinton told the committee she does not recall ever meeting Epstein. The footage is long, procedural, and mostly the kind of thing nobody watches end to end. Then, around the 3:58 mark, it veers into something almost absurd in context. The questioning takes a hard turn into a compliment.<\/p>\n