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Back in November, it was reported that Joe Biden was unlikely to be indicted for handling classified documents.
However, the report will be critical of his handling of these documents.
U.S. President Joe Biden will likely not be indicted in the special counsel’s investigation into his handling of classified documents, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Special Counsel Robert Hur is expected to release a report in the coming months, likely by the end of the year, that will be harshly critical of the handling of the documents by Mr. Biden and his aides, the newspaper reported.
The Office of the Special Counsel declined to comment on the report. The White House did not respond to requests for comment.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said in January that classified documents had been destroyed at Biden’s home, in Wilmington, Delaware, and at the offices of a think tank in Washington that he set up for Biden after he became vice president from 2009 to 2017. Mr. Ha was appointed as special prosecutor to investigate proper storage.
A new report claims Joe Biden’s team is concerned about photos included in the report to be released.
President Biden’s team is reportedly concerned that photos included in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s impending report on his handling of classified documents could affect his 2024 re-election bid. There is.
Axios said Biden’s aides do not expect any criminal charges as a result of the investigation, but the embarrassing photos could be included in Xu’s report, which could be released as early as this week. reported that they are concerned that there is. These images may show how Biden stored classified materials, which were discovered in the garage and private office of Biden’s home in Delaware in late 2022. It was done. The classified documents were inherited from Biden’s time as former President Barack Obama’s vice president.
Biden aides told Axios they were concerned that the former president’s campaign could use the photo against the Democratic incumbent ahead of a likely rematch in 2024.
Under investigation by the special counsel, President Trump himself was charged with obstruction of justice and intentional retention of national defense information for improperly storing classified documents at his private residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, after leaving the White House. He has been charged with more than 40 crimes. Jack Smith.
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