Hillary Clinton Rep Slams Rumors That She Requested ‘Beauty Lighting’ at Epstein Deposition

Hillary Clinton allegedly had a few requirements that needed to be met during her deposition in front of the House Oversight Committee last week, including the lighting in the room.

On Tuesday, March 3, the New York Post reported that a source claimed that Hillary’s team asked the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center, which managed the lighting, to provide “beauty lighting.”

They also allegedly requested more than once that the camera be shifted slightly to the left to achieve a more flattering angle of Hillary’s face and even brought in white table cloths that would help reflect the lighting and minimize shadows.

The outlet also reported that a source said this was all in an effort to keep the former First Lady, 78, from appearing like she was in a “hostage situation.”

However, a rep for Hillary denied the outrageous claims.

“First, I can assure you Hillary didn’t care what color the tablecloths were,” Hillary’s rep told the publication. “Second, yesterday the internet overwhelmingly agreed that the Republicans had their asses handed to them, so I guess as the old lawyer’s adage goes, if you can’t argue the facts, pound the table and make s**t up about tablecloths.”

The rep continued, “Finally, whatever 25-year-old House staffers leaked this to you, maybe they should spend more time focusing on their investigation into Epstein’s crimes instead of playing production assistant.”

Both Hillary and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, were deposed in front of the House Oversight Committee and answered questions regarding their ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.