Epstein Deposition Exposes Their Lies Under Oath [WATCH]

March 6, 2026

Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., described her questioning of Bill and Hillary Clinton during depositions tied to Jeffrey Epstein in a discussion with commentator Benny Johnson, outlining what she said were inconsistencies in the Clintons’ testimony and their reactions during the proceedings.

Johnson began the conversation by referencing images presented during the questioning of former President Bill Clinton.

“You talk about very, very risque photos floating around, it’s gonna be hard…” Johnson said.

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“Allegedly,” Mace interjected.

Johnson continued by describing the moment that drew widespread attention during the deposition.

“Allegedly. Now you talk about these risque photos floating around. You floated one right in front of the nose of Bill Clinton, and this is the most viral clip, I think. And we track these things pretty closely, but your line of questioning was clearly the most viral with Bill Clinton. You were, you were again with Hillary. I think she lost her mind. But here you have Bill Clinton straight up, gooning. I just can’t believe it. I mean, he was having a time of his life. It seems like he was reminiscing. I don’t mean to make light of this, but his lawyer, I mean, it’s remarkable. His lawyer had to snatch the photos back. As Bill Clinton chuckles and dreams on as he looks at the hot tub photos of himself.”

Mace responded by describing Clinton’s reaction.

“He looks like he’s drooling.”

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Johnson asked Mace what she believed was happening in the moment.

“What’s going on here Congresswoman?”

Mace said Clinton claimed he did not know the women pictured in the photos taken in a hot tub.

“And the thing is, too, like, when he was talking about the women in the hot tub, he was just basically like, Oh, I didn’t know who any of these people were. You’re literally the president, former president, of the free world, of the United States of America, and you’re telling me your secret service is just going to let you get in the hot tub with anybody that person has been, never been vetted.”

She also raised questions about where the photos were taken.

“And by the way, I don’t believe it was the hotel’s public pool. I didn’t realize this till after, but that pool that he was talking about was part of the private suite I believe he was staying in.”

Mace said the circumstances surrounding the situation raised concerns.

“So I just, there’s just, it’s just so much overwhelming, and then to deny that he was potentially a target of a honeypot operation or Intel operation with a guy who was likely with Mossad CIA, KGB NY, 16, all the things, it’s just not believable.”

She also claimed both Clintons gave conflicting testimony related to Ghislaine Maxwell.

“And we did get Hillary and Bill, and I believe I got that, got both of them testifying falsely, and they both pointed the finger like one blame the other over Ghislaine Maxwell visiting their home.”

According to Mace, the two gave conflicting accounts about the visits.

“She blamed bill, and Bill blamed her.”

Mace said she does not expect consequences to come from the testimony but believes the public should review the information.

“And you know, that was false testimony, I believe. But you know, nothing’s going to happen from it, nothing. So, you know, I think it’s important that we get all the information the truth out there. The American people can judge for themselves, and you can see how fake this whole thing is.”

She also described a moment involving Bill Clinton’s attorney during the deposition.

“But the funniest part of that, and it’s not really, it’s not obviously funny, but it was hysterical to watch his attorney snatch the images out of his hands because he’s literally drooling right over those images.”

Mace also described Hillary Clinton’s reaction during questioning.

“And then Hillary’s screaming at me, becoming unhinged, totally unglued. I never had that on my bingo card, but it was one of the most gratifying experiences of my life. I checked that box on the bucket list.”

She added that the exchange escalated during the deposition.

“I thought she was going to come across the table. I mean, honestly, she was totally unhinged.”

Johnson then asked about Hillary Clinton’s reaction to questions about emails involving Epstein.

“We have the footage playing right here. Congresswoman, please, like, you know you got we just like, we just hope you don’t wind up in federal lockup one of these days with the red light on the camera going off in your cell because you saw the rage.”

Johnson said emails connected to Epstein appeared to show communication involving Hillary Clinton.

“And if you don’t mind, I’ll just set you up here inside of Jeffrey Epstein’s emails, there is a clear and obvious pattern in dozens of emails that he knew Hillary Clinton personally, that he had physical contact with Hillary Clinton, I don’t mean in a sexual way, but that he he knows what he she looks like, up close and personal.”

Johnson also said the emails suggested Epstein attended events connected to Clinton.

“He’s able to book dinners with her. He’s able to go to fundraisers with her.”

He said that prompted questions about Clinton’s claim that she did not know Epstein.

“And so for Hillary Clinton, and this is what you were asking, How can you claim to not know Jeffrey Epstein when he claims to know you, right?”

Mace said the issue became central during the deposition.

“Right. And she also, I believe, falsely testified.”

She said the turning point occurred when she introduced emails during questioning.

“This is where I caught her. She testified earlier in the day that she didn’t seek out funds from Jeffrey Epstein.”

Mace said the emails showed individuals acting as intermediaries.

“Well, then I pulled out the emails, and this is where she came unglued.”

She said the emails referenced financial outreach connected to Clinton’s political efforts.

“I pulled out the emails where it showed an individual, Howard Lutnick, by the way, who was seeking funds on Hillary’s behalf from Jeffrey Epstein.”

Mace said the communications showed repeated outreach through intermediaries.

“And that would happen over and over and over again.”

She also described how communication methods were structured.

“And we learned too that, like Bill Clinton never sent an email, didn’t text, didn’t make didn’t do phone calls, his staff allegedly was on his email, doing the emails and making phone calls and texting and etcetera.”

Mace said intermediaries allowed distance between the Clintons and direct communications.

“But they had these intermediaries so that they could say with impunity, oh, I never reached out to Jeffrey Epstein or anybody, but they had other people doing it for them.”

Johnson then discussed how reactions during questioning can reveal underlying issues.

“You can tell a lot about somebody, you know, if you press them on the right issue as human nature, right?”

He said a person falsely accused would typically respond differently.

“If somebody says, you know, hey, Benny, you have like, a bunch of bodies buried in your backyard, I’ll be like, get a shovel, right? I’ll go dig with you.”

Johnson contrasted that with what he described as the Clintons’ reaction.

“The Clintons freaked out here. They were clearly unhinged.”

He then asked Mace whether Clinton’s reaction stood out during questioning.

“What does does it tell you, Congresswoman that, like she reacted in such a violent I mean, we have it on we have it on here.”

Mace said the questioning appeared to touch a nerve.

“No, and it really it. Clearly, it touched a nerve. Clearly she was sensitive to it.”

She said the reaction occurred when she introduced the emails during questioning.

“And clearly, I believe, she saw that she was caught with her hand in the cookie jar.”

Mace also described how she approached the questioning.

“I didn’t go to law school, I didn’t go to a yard Harvard or Yale. I didn’t do any of that.”

She said she relied on common sense when reviewing the materials.

“I’m just this girl from Goose Creek. And I’m just using American logic.”

According to Mace, following the evidence step by step led to the reaction she described.

“And you just pull them through logically, with common sense, and they’re not ready for that.”

She said the questioning led to what she viewed as contradictions in testimony.

“And then they just, they just fall apart.”

Johnson later asked Mace to clarify what she believed were examples of false testimony.

“Yes, so Congresswoman, you say that you caught them in lies. Could you elucidate for us what those are?”

Mace pointed to several examples from the deposition.

“Well, the false testimony that I saw in Hillary’s case, for example, she denied that she sought out funds from Jeffrey Epstein.”

She said the emails presented during questioning contradicted that claim.

“Yet there were all these middle men and women that were seeking out funds for her to from Jeffrey Epstein.”

Mace also referenced testimony related to Ghislaine Maxwell.

“She did not knowing anything about Ghislaine Maxwell coming over to the home.”

Mace said Bill Clinton gave a different explanation during questioning.

“But when I asked Bill, he said, Well, that would have been for Hillary and her Senate run that would have been related to her, right?”

She said the two pointed to one another when questioned about Maxwell.

“And she pointed to him, hey, just go ask Bill why Ghislaine was there, right?”

Mace said that exchange led her to question which statement was accurate.

“So one of them was one of them wasn’t telling the truth. So which one, which one was it?”

She also referenced earlier testimony from Maxwell.

“And then Ghislaine’s own own testimony from years ago, years ago, she admits just popping over, just popping in, and she was invited to their personal home.”

Mace said the circumstances raised questions about security and access.

“I don’t get invited to the for any President’s personal home. Randomly, nobody does.”

She noted that guests typically undergo security screening.

“You have to be cleared by Secret Service.”

Mace also referenced a photograph from an event involving the Clintons.

“And in the wedding photo you’re showing right now, Glenn Maxwell, conveniently was a plus one of one of their of one of their guests.”

She said the event involved a limited guest list.

“And it was a small wedding.”

Mace said those details made the situation difficult to believe.

“And you can’t mean to tell me the former president of the United States doesn’t vet anyone like on the planes or at events or in pools like that’s just that’s not how it happens.”

She also referenced Epstein’s criminal history becoming public years earlier.

“And they knew about Epstein and Ghislaine in 2008 and she shows up at the wedding.”

Mace questioned whether those connections were discussed within the family.

“Like you weren’t you didn’t even talk to your daughter about the the number one best friend of Jeffrey Epstein after he was became a convicted pedophile.”

She said the situation raised further questions.