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30 seconds of Bill Clinton in the newly released Epstein files. pic.twitter.com/EbPij7Fbpk

— Remarks (@remarks) December 19, 2025

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(posted on December 19, 2025) shares a ~30-second video montage titled "30 seconds of Bill Clinton in the newly released Epstein files." The video compiles various photos and clips showing former President Bill Clinton in social settings with Jeffrey Epstein, including poolside at Epstein's properties, on Epstein's private plane (often called the "Lolita Express"), and at dinners or events. Some faces in the images are blurred or redacted.This content aligns with the U.S. Department of Justice's partial release of Epstein investigation files on December 19, 2025, mandated by the Epstein Files Transparency Act (signed into law by President Trump in November 2025 after bipartisan congressional pressure). The initial batch included thousands of documents and hundreds of photos, many heavily redacted. Reports from sources like The New York Times, Reuters, The Guardian, NPR, and Fox News confirm:

• Multiple photos prominently feature Bill Clinton (e.g., reclining in a hot tub with a redacted person, swimming with Ghislaine Maxwell, socializing with celebrities like Michael Jackson and Chris Tucker).
• The release contains scant references or photos of Donald Trump, despite his known 1990s-early 2000s social ties to Epstein (before their fallout).
• Other figures appear, including Richard Branson, Mick Jagger, Kevin Spacey, and Sarah Ferguson, but Clinton is the most highlighted.
• Many documents are redacted to protect victims/minors or ongoing matters; the DOJ described this as a "first phase," with more expected.

The post has garnered over 73,000 views, with replies largely critical of Clinton (e.g., calls for accountability, comparisons to Trump), reflecting ongoing partisan debates around the Epstein scandal. No new criminal allegations against Clinton emerged from this batch—his team has long maintained he cut ties with Epstein and was unaware of crimes.Note: Earlier 2025 releases (e.g., by House Democrats in December) included older photos of both Trump and Clinton from Epstein's estate, but the DOJ's December 19 drop focused more on Clinton imagery. The full files remain partially withheld amid accusations of incomplete compliance with the law.