Bill and Hillary Clinton appear against stylized references to controversies examined in a new Forgotten History episode. | Original image via Shutterstock; illustration created by DX.
A new Forgotten History documentary compilation revisits the controversies that followed Bill and Hillary Clinton from Arkansas to the White House and beyond.
Written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton, “The Clintons: Scandal After Scandal” traces former President Bill Clinton’s political rise, Whitewater, the death of Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster, sexual misconduct allegations, Monica Lewinsky and the impeachment fight.
From Whitewater To Benghazi
The feature-length episode then turns to the Clinton Foundation, Haiti relief, foreign donations, Hillary Clinton’s private email server, the 2012 Benghazi attack and recent congressional scrutiny.
Heaton presents a sharply critical account, asking whether political influence, media protection and institutional failures allowed major questions about the Clintons’ conduct to remain unresolved.
Some conclusions in the compilation remain disputed and differ from official findings. Multiple government investigations concluded Foster died by suicide. The episode uses those disputes to frame broader questions about accountability and the Clintons’ political legacy.
As previously reported by The Dallas Express, the Clintons faced renewed House scrutiny in 2026 before testifying in the congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
Watch the full episode in the embedded video and decide for yourself.
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