Rep. Lauren Boebert is defending her actions after sharing photos taken during Hillary Clinton’s closed-door deposition with the House Oversight Committee. The deposition, concerning the late Jeffrey Epstein, took place recently and has drawn significant attention due to the circumstances surrounding its release.

Boebert’s decision to leak the images has sparked debate about the propriety of sharing materials from private depositions, particularly those held as part of congressional investigations. The deposition itself focused on Clinton’s past interactions and knowledge related to Epstein, who was convicted of sex trafficking crimes before his death in 2019.

When questioned about her decision, Boebert reportedly responded with a seemingly casual, “Why not?” indicating a lack of concern regarding potential criticism. The House Oversight Committee is currently investigating various aspects of Epstein’s activities and the connections he had with prominent individuals.

The deposition of Hillary Clinton was one of several conducted by the committee as part of its broader inquiry. The release of the photos, and the subsequent defense by Boebert, highlights the ongoing tensions and political dynamics surrounding the investigation into Epstein and his associates. The committee’s findings are expected to be released at a later date and could potentially lead to further scrutiny and legal action.