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House Oversight Chair Comer says investigation into Jeffrey Epstein continues, cites depositions, documents and subpoenas
Summary
Chairman Comer told the House Oversight and Reform Committee that its bipartisan review of the federal response to Jeffrey Epstein is ongoing, saying the committee has released more than 43,000 pages of documents, issued 13 subpoenas and taken depositions or transcribed interviews with former officials.
Chairman Comer, chair of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, told members the committee's bipartisan investigation into Jeffrey Epstein "continues" and that investigators have produced documents and taken testimony despite a federal government shutdown.
Comer said the committee "has released over 43,000 pages of documents and issued 13 subpoenas," and that it conducted a deposition with former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr and a transcribed interview with former U.S. Labor Secretary Alex Acosta. "The evidence we've gathered…
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