GOP senators are pressuring the National Archives to provide “full transparency” regarding its involvement in the existence of classified documents connected to President Biden.
'America Reports' brings in Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., to discuss the classified documents debacle plaguing the Biden presidency and how lawmakers should handle the investigation.GOP Sens. Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley are putting pressure on the National Archives to provide"full transparency" on its involvement in the existence of classified documents from the time of President Biden's vice presidency that have recently been found.
"By way of background, on June 7, 2021, we requested that NARA provide documents in furtherance of our investigation into the Biden family’s financial dealings and potential conflicts of interest. NARA declined to provide those records," they wrote. "On July 30, 2021, and June 28, 2022, we asked the White House about then-Vice President Joe Biden’s use of non-government email for government business, the transmission of government information to his son, Hunter Biden, and compliance with federal records laws. To date, the White House has failed to respond to those requests," they said.
"We request that NARA provide full transparency regarding its involvement, knowledge and role with respect to the existence of these classified and unclassified documents," the senators wrote."Has there been any other instance in which NARA was apprised of or discovered that records marked classified from Joe Biden’s vice presidency were located outside a government facility?" the senators asked.
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