Comer tests House subpoena power as Epstein investigation expands to Clintons

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A wide and politically explosive investigation into the Epstein files has reached former President Bill Clinton, providing a fresh test of presidential cooperation with House subpoenas.

Clinton, who had ties to the late convicted sex offender, is not the first ex-president to be subpoenaed, but he is one of only a few. President Donald Trump, the other more recent example, did not show up for a deposition before the Jan. 6 Committee.

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