- Bill and Hillary Clinton will testify before Congress on February 26 and 27 regarding their association with Jeffrey Epstein.
- The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform aims to increase transparency and accountability concerning Epstein's crimes through this testimony.
- The Clintons previously resisted the requests to testify, leading to a recommendation of contempt of Congress.

A: Hey Hana-chan! Did you hear anything crazy in the news?

B: Oh, hi Kenji! Not really… What’s up?

A: So, Bill and Hillary Clinton, you know, former president and secretary of state? They're going to testify in Congress!

B: Seriously? About what?

A: About Jeffrey Epstein. Remember that financier? The one with the really bad scandal?

B: Ah, yes! The sex abuse stuff. Wow.

A: Yeah! They're going to talk about their connections to him. Bill’s testifying on February 27th, and Hillary the day before.

B: Why are they testifying now? It’s been a while, hasn’t it?

A: Apparently, they’d been asked to testify for ages, but they didn't. Congress was going to hold them in contempt!

B: Contempt? That’s strong! What are they hoping to get out of it?

A: The committee wants to be open and show people what's going on. They want transparency and accountability. Bill admits he knew Epstein, and there are photos of them together.

B: Hmm. Do you think it's a big deal?

A: Some Democrats are even saying Donald Trump should testify too, because he knew Epstein too! It's going to be something to watch, I think.