Jason Miller, a longtime adviser to former President Trump, said there is a “two-tiered justice system” in response to the special counsel’s exoneration of President Biden of any criminal wrongdoing.
Mr. Miller is Appears on NewsNation’s The Hill ThursdayBiden’s decision to close the case with classified material “made it very clear that there is some level of a two-tiered justice system and that there is a selective prosecution game going on here.” Stated.
Special Counsel Robert Hur announced his findings in a 388-page report that found Biden “intentionally” kept classified documents but did not bring charges.
Meanwhile, Trump, Biden’s likely rival in the 2024 presidential election, has defended himself against 91 of the four state and federal criminal charges.
On the same day that Mr. Hsu announced his findings, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that would exclude Mr. Trump from voting under Article 14.th Insurrection Clause of the Amendment.
Miller said that from the Trump campaign’s perspective, Huh’s decision is considered “significant election interference.”
“I think the reason these illegal attacks are happening against President Trump is to try to cover up what we see with Joe Biden,” Miller said, citing Biden’s Thursday night remarks. has not helped the president for 81 years, he added. The case of the old president.
Mr. Xu’s research described Mr. Biden as “an old man with a poor memory.” In his impromptu speech, Biden angrily defended himself by saying he was more than capable of being president.
Age and mental capacity are at stake in this election, as Biden will be 86 and Trump 82 by the end of his second term.
Asked about Trump and Biden participating in a public competency test, Miller said, “Everyone should undergo some type of testing.” He claimed he wasn’t even sure his name would be “understood correctly” if Biden were hired.
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