So now Ghislaine Maxwell says she’ll spill Epstein secrets if Trump grants her clemency. If she talks, she’s self-serving. If she stays quiet, she’s hiding the truth. That’s the problem — her word alone isn’t enough anymore.

Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted Epstein associate, is invoking her Fifth Amendment right and refusing to testify during her House Oversight Committee deposition. Her attorney, David Oscar Markus, claims that Maxwell is prepared to reveal Epstein's secrets if President Trump grants her clemency. Maxwell claims she can exonerate both President Trump and Bill Clinton from any wrongdoing related to the Epstein case. However, granting clemency would not exonerate Maxwell, overturn her conviction, or declare her innocent. House Oversight Chairman James Corner expressed disappointment in Maxwell's silence and emphasized that the decision on clemency lies with the president.