Portion of Hur Tapes Leaked
Washington Examiner “We tried to tell you,” he [White House director of rapid response Jake Schneider] wrote. “We literally spent years trying to tell you. Please stop acting shocked that [Read More]
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Justice Department Uses “Deep Fakes” As Excuse for Not Releasing Hur Interviews
Washington Examiner The Department of Justice is withholding President Joe Biden’s interview audio with former special counsel Robert Hur due to fears that it will be altered by artificial intelligence, according to a court [Read More]
House Dems “Border on the Delusional” in Defense of Joe
Red State While Republicans continued to stress the two-tiered justice system in the case of Biden’s classified documents vs. those of Donald Trump, Democrats continually tried to put words in [Read More]
DOJ Refuses to Turn Over Transcripts of Hurs Interview with Biden to Congress
Daily Caller The Department of Justice (DOJ) failed to turn over the transcript of President Joe Biden’s interview with special counsel Robert Hur after the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees [Read More]
God, Help Us All
Washington Examiner Vice President Kamala Harris said she is “ready to serve” as the leader of the United States amid renewed concerns about President Joe Biden‘s mental capabilities. “I am ready to serve. [Read More]
Biden to Skate on Mishandling Classified Documents
Newsweek But while The Wall Street Journal and CNN reported that the results of the investigation are expected to be critical of Biden and his staff for the way they handled the materials, sources [Read More]
Special Counsel Spends Two Days Interviewing Biden
Breitbart President Joe Biden sat down for two days for an interview with Robert K. Hur, the special counsel investigating his handling of classified documents from his time as vice [Read More]
Biden’s Lawyers in Negotiations with Special Prosecutor
nbc news Attorneys for President Joe Biden and the special counsel appointed to investigate his handling of classified documents have been negotiating for about a month over the terms under which he would be interviewed, [Read More]