Clintons Clash With Comer Over Epstein Testimony w/ Rep. Jared Moskowitz | PBD #733

| Podcasts | February 06, 2026 | 481 Thousand views | 2:32:16

TL;DR

Rep. Jared Moskowitz discusses the Clinton-Comer Epstein hearing dispute, warning Republicans that hauling in former presidents sets a dangerous precedent that could backfire when Democrats regain power.

⚖️ Clinton-Comer Epstein Battle 3 insights

Hillary demands public hearing

Clinton tweeted demanding Chairman Comer make any Epstein testimony public with cameras on, calling for full transparency after months of behind-closed-doors negotiations.

Trump defends Bill Clinton

Trump expressed that it bothers him when people go after Bill Clinton, saying he likes Clinton because 'he understood me' and got him as a person.

Dangerous precedent warning

Moskowitz warns that bringing in former presidents for congressional testimony creates a 'Comer precedent' that Democrats will use against Trump's family when they regain power.

🎯 Political Dynamics & Strategy 3 insights

Escalatory congressional behavior

Moskowitz describes Congress as operating like high school with constant escalation between parties, warning this weaponization isn't what America is about.

Trump's protective instincts

Trump's defense of Clinton likely stems from understanding that targeting former presidents could expose his own family to similar treatment from future Democratic committees.

Comer's failed leadership

Moskowitz criticizes Comer as a 'terrible chairman' who embarrassed himself with the failed Biden impeachment and lacks respect from his own Republican colleagues.

🏛️ Moskowitz Background & Credentials 3 insights

Bipartisan Florida experience

Former emergency management director under Ron DeSantis despite being a Democrat, led Florida's COVID response and was twice-appointed by DeSantis to government positions.

Parkland shooting connection

Graduate of Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School who entered public service after the shooting, motivated by government failures that cost lives.

FEMA reform consideration

Was approached by the Trump administration about running FEMA due to his emergency management expertise, though the role ultimately went in a different direction.

Bottom Line

Republicans risk creating a dangerous precedent by subpoenaing former presidents that will inevitably be weaponized against Trump's family when Democrats regain congressional power.

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