Classified Docs Were In Biden's Personal Library
The tale of President Biden and the classified documents is starting to sound like a game of Clue.
It was President Biden, in the garage, behind the Corvette.
We have breaking information about President Biden’s handling of classified information, which he claims to take so seriously, as a third batch of classified documents were discovered in HIS PERSONAL LIBRARY at his home in Delaware.
Yesterday we told you that a Special Counsel had been appointed by U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland after a second batch of classified documents was discovered inside his garage in Delaware. There were also reports of other classified docs having been found in a room adjacent to the garage. Now it has come to light that the third set of classified documents were found in Biden’s library inside his own home.
With President Biden facing scrutiny over his handling of classified documents, the White House said Thursday it is confident an independent review will show the documents were "inadvertently misplaced."
President Biden acknowledged Thursday morning that a document with classified markings from his time as vice president was found in his personal library, along with other documents found in the garage of his Wilmington, Delaware, home where he stored his Corvette.
Now A.G. Garland has appointed former U.S. Attorney Robert Hur to serve as Special Counsel to investigate President Biden’s possession of sensitive classified documents. The question is, where else will classified documents pop-up next. And who knew Biden had them, and for how long? There are questions that need to be answered, but the Biden Administration doesn’t seem eager to ask.
When pressed by a journalist to clarify some issues with the timeline of when the White House learned Biden had documents he wasn’t supposed to, and when it began to investigate, as it claims, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre replied in her customary caustic and condescending fashion:
Reporter: The review was underway when you guys gave a detailed statement about the first set of documents. The review was underway when the President spoke about the first set of documents. You’re now saying that you didn’t talk about the second set of documents, discovered almost a month prior, because the review is underway. I don’t understand . . . it doesn’t make any sense. The review was underway the entire time. The only difference was that reporters had information on the first set of documents and therefore you chose to exclude the second set of documents until reporters got information on the second set of documents.
Jean-Pierre: Let me un-confuse you for a second Phil. Look, we are trying to do this by the book and like I said yesterday this was under review by the Department of Justice. And the process is as such, when the President’s lawyers realized that the documents existed, that they were there, they reached out to the Archives. They reached out to the Department of Justice, rightfully so, may I add . . . And they have been fully cooperating with the Department of Justice.
When the same reporter tried to ask for more clarification, Jean-Pierre interrupted him, not letting him finish. Even after other journalists began to join his calls for more transparency, Jean-Pierre was quick to move on. Others attempted to ask about the documents and she ultimately hid behind “I can’t speak about an ongoing DOJ review.” Although she did bring up multiple times how the President has claimed multiple times that he takes classified documents seriously. Respectfully, Mr. President, you and your team need to stop saying this, because clearly it isn’t true.
Even with the A.G. naming a Special Counsel, we’re worried the truth may continue to be obscured. That’s why the ACLJ just filed an expedited FOIA request demanding all records connected to the Biden documents, who knew about them and for how long, and what, if anything is actually being done about it. We will continue to hold this Administration accountable for its lawless and hypocritical behavior.
The only question left is where will the next set of documents appear? With Colonel Mustard, in the Kitchen, with a candlestick? I have a feeling we may know soon.
Today’s full Sekulow broadcast includes even more discussion of now the THIRD SET OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS discovered in President Biden’s personal possession.
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