‘Release All Remaining Files’: Bill Clinton Accuses DOJ Of ‘Protecting Someone’ In Epstein Case

Last Updated:December 23, 2025, 10:14 IST

Bill Clinton's association with Jeffrey Epstein is well-established. The photos and documents recently released by the Department of Justice (DOJ) also feature him several times.

Former US President Bill Clinton was seen alongside Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell and another woman in the new Epstein files. (DOJ)

Amid the controversy over the recently released Epstein files, former US President Bill Clinton has called on Donald Trump’s Justice Department to release all remaining files linked to Jeffrey Epstein, accusing the administration of selective disclosure and political smearing.

Clinton’s remarks came days after his name appeared prominently in the latest batch of Epstein-related documents made public. In a statement issued by his office, Clinton challenged the Department of Justice to make all records public, including any material related to him, to ensure full transparency.

He alleged that the Trump administration was attempting to damage his reputation while shielding others from scrutiny. According to Clinton, withholding parts of the files only fuels speculation and undermines public trust in the justice system.

The former president said that if any documents mention him, they should be released in full so facts can be judged openly. He stressed that transparency, not selective leaks, was essential for accountability in a case that continues to raise serious questions about powerful figures and institutional conduct.

Meanwhile, Bill Clinton’s association with Jeffrey Epstein is well-established. The photos and documents recently released by the Department of Justice (DOJ) also feature him several times.

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