Archive · 18 Nov 2025
Clinton, Trump Spar Over Epstein Probe Amid New Emails; Survivor Calls for Accountability
Newly released emails about Epstein have led to a political spat between former President Bill Clinton and former President Donald Trump.
Clinton's team denies any wrongdoing, while Trump calls for investigations into Democrats' ties with Epstein.
The House will vote this week on releasing the remaining Epstein files.
Epstein survivor Lisa Phillips calls for accountability beyond Trump.
Bill Clinton's spokesperson rejects renewed scrutiny over Epstein ties
Donald Trump calls for investigations into Democrats' ties with Epstein
House to vote on releasing remaining Epstein files this week
Justice Department to probe alleged ties between Epstein and Democrats
Epstein survivor Lisa Phillips calls for accountability beyond Trump
- Who
- Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Epstein's associates, Lisa Phillips
- What
- Clinton and Trump exchanged accusations over Epstein ties; Phillips calls for accountability
- When
- Recently, with House vote this week
- Where
- Washington D.C.
- Why
- To deflect from political issues, according to each side; Phillips seeks justice for survivors
Clinton's stance
Trump's stance
Epstein ties
Clinton's stance
Clinton denies wrongdoing, calls it 'noise'
Trump's stance
Trump calls for investigations into Democrats' ties
- Emails released
- Roughly 20,000 pages
- Epstein's death
- 2019, ruled a suicide
- House vote
- This week on releasing remaining Epstein files
- Survivor's call
- Lisa Phillips calls for accountability beyond Trump
