Epstein Secrets

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st time we checked in with Douglas Band -- former president Bill Clinton's personal aide, who is so stern and strapping that he's often mistaken for a Secret Service agent — he was shutting down a C- SPAN cameraman trying to tape Clinton's remarks at a book party for Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.). Now we hear that whe

rently angry Clinton gave Doug hell. Nevertheless, Hall said, when he resumed videotaping, Doug came up and shut him down again. It turns out that Doug Band is Clinton's personal aide, not a Secret Service agent, and had no authority to stop C-SPAN's camera. We hear he's now remorseful, but Clinton press

and shut him down again. It turns out that Doug Band is Clinton's personal aide, not a Secret Service

rtheless, Hall said, when he resumed videotaping, Doug came up and shut him down again. It turns out that Doug Band is Clinton's personal aide, not a Secret Service agent, and had no authority to stop C-SPAN's camera. We hear he's now remorseful, but Clinton press secretary Julia Payne declined to produce him.

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