The US Secretary of Commerce will appear before the commission in the case of relations with Epstein

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Latnick will appear before a commission of the U.S. House of Representatives on the case of relations with convicted sex offender, financier Jeffrey Epstein. This was reported on May 6 by the Associated Press (AP).

"Latnik will appear before the House of Representatives commission investigating the case of Jeffrey Epstein, convicted of sexual crimes. Lawmakers are trying to get answers to questions about Latnik's contacts with him after 2008," the article says.

The author of the article clarifies that Latnik gave contradictory testimony about his contacts with Epstein, but claims that he did not commit anything illegal, and welcomes a closed hearing with lawmakers.

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