'Crazed' man forcibly removed from Hillary Clinton event over Bill's Epstein island visits

In a recent campaign event in Houston, a man, later identified as Alex Rosen, was forcibly removed after he bombarded Hillary Clinton with inquiries about her husband's visits to Jeffrey Epstein's private island. The incident occurred as Clinton was campaigning for Democrat Mayoral candidate Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee in Texas.

Rosen, 23, questioned, "Hey, Hillary. Why did your husband visit Epstein Island 26 times?" However, his queries were quickly drowned out by a chorus of boos and chanting from the crowd. Security personnel surrounded Rosen and physically escorted him out of the venue, leading to a verbal protest from him.

"Is this really necessary, officer? You guys are dragging a grown man. Is this necessary? Come on," Rosen protested as he was removed from the event. Subsequently, Rosen, a member of the Houston-based group Predator Poacher and a self-proclaimed independent journalist, shared a video of the altercation on his X account, garnering over 3 million views.


This incident follows another recent incident where Hillary Clinton was heckled by a protester at Columbia University, who demanded she denounce a "warmongering speech" made by President Biden. In response, Clinton warned the heckler, "I'll meet you outside. You're done."

The questions raised about former President Bill Clinton's visits to Jeffrey Epstein's private island have been a subject of discussion since Epstein's arrest and alleged suicide in a New York City jail cell. Call logs released in 2016 indicated that Clinton flew on Epstein's private jet, known as the "Lolita Express," at least 26 times. There is also a documented picture of Clinton posing in the plane's entryway with Epstein's associate, Ghislane Maxwell.

In a statement issued in July 2019, Clinton acknowledged taking four trips on Jeffrey Epstein's plane during 2002 and 2003. His spokesperson asserted that these trips were related to the work of the Clinton Foundation and stated that everything had been conducted above board.