Heated Hillary Clinton Snaps at Nancy Mace During Explosive Jeffrey Epstein Deposition: Watch

Things got heated between Hillary Clinton and Nancy Mace at the former's deposition on Thursday, February 26.

While testifying about any knowledge she had on late s-- trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, Clinton was questioned about her relationship with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who has been under fire for lying about his ties to the financier.

Clinton, 79, explained she knew Lutnick, 64, from when she served as the U.S. senator for New York in the early 2000s. The two were in touch after his law firm, which had an office in the World Trade Center, perished in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

However, as Clinton was sharing her story, she was interrupted by the U.S. Rep., 48, prompting the former to exclaim, "You asked the question, I’m gonna answer your question!"

Mace responded by expressing, "Now you’re gonna yell at me?"

"This was what I spent my time doing!" she passionately continued, making hand gestures. "I was taking care of the people who lost 3,000 lives at [the] World Trade Center!"

After more back and forth and talking over each other, Clinton summarized her answer to Mace's question by stating, "We worked together to rebuild downtown Manhattan; that is how I know Howard Lutnick."

That wasn't even the most shocking moment of the testimony, as at one point, the mother-of-one stormed out of the deposition after learning U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert snapped a photo of Clinton testifying and had it posted on social media.

"I'm done with this," Clinton declared. "If you guys are doing that, I am done. You can hold me in contempt from now until the cows come home. This is just typical behavior!"

When Boebert, 39, said she would have the photo removed and revealed it was taken before the hearing began, Clinton shot back, "It doesn't matter. We all are abiding by the same rules."

Clinton's lawyer said they wanted to take a break, with Hillary replying, "Yeah, I'm done," prompting her to get up from her seat.

The deposition wound up resuming afterward.

After the ordeal, Boebert defended her actions, which included sending the photo to political commentator Benny Johnson to post on X.

"I did ask permission of committee staff, and I was told that I could release a photo during the break. And we missed that break by just a few minutes," she explained CUOMO. "It was a few minutes before our break, and then we quickly came together and all agreed no photos will be taken, no photos will be released."