Monday, January 16, 2023

New discovery of confidential documents in Biden's house

recalls richard sauber

Five additional pages of confidential documents have been found in Joe Biden's family home, the White House said on Saturday, an additional twist in a very delicate case for the American president • Read also: Nothing comparable between Trump and Biden? No matter! • Read also: Biden puts the package for the exploitation of lithium Since the beginning of the week, the American executive has chained press releases on successive discoveries of files dating from the vice-presidency of Joe Biden, from 2009 to 2017, first in an office in Washington, then in an opulent residence in Wilmington (Delaware, east)

The 80-year-old democrat, whose family and political stronghold it is, is also staying there this weekend, as usual A law of 1978 obliges the American presidents and vice-presidents to transmit, at the end of their mandate, all their emails, letters and other working documents to the National Archives

On Saturday, presidential lawyer Richard Sauber had to communicate again and explain how other rooms had been found in the family home on Thursday On Wednesday, recalls Richard Sauber, the president's personal lawyers had found, in a room next to the garage, a page marked as a confidential document

Not having the necessary authorizations to consult this type of document, these lawyers did not push their research further and warned the Ministry of Justice, specifies the council of the White House Garage Richard Sauber, which has the necessary authorizations, traveled to Wilmington on Thursday evening and discovered five more pages there, or six pages of classified documents in total

He indicates that the representatives of the Ministry of Justice who accompanied him “immediately” took possession of it If the affair only became public this week, it started more than two months ago

On November 2, the first classified documents were discovered at the Penn Biden Center, a Washington think tank where Joe Biden once had an office, and reported to the National Archives On December 20, the president's lawyers then found, in the garage of the Wilmington house, "a small number of potentially confidential documents" and notified the Department of Justice

On January 11, these lawyers unearthed a confidential document, this time in the room adjacent to the garage of the house The next day, the lawyer for the presidency discovered the five additional pages there

"Inadvertence" On Thursday, the Minister of Justice, Merrick Garland, appointed an independent prosecutor, Robert Hur, to investigate the case The White House pleads "error" and speaks of documents taken "inadvertently"

The executive's drip communication – he waited for press information to appear this week to admit the discoveries of November documents – makes the matter tricky for Joe Biden, who plans to run for re-election The debate around the management of the archives of his vice-presidency recalls, despite many differences on the merits, that former President Donald Trump is also in the sights of justice for having taken official documents to his residence in Florida

The White House is trying to prevent any parallel: Joe Biden's lawyers "acted immediately and voluntarily", assured richard sauber on Saturday, where Donald Trump is accused of having concealed files, in large numbers The Republican opposition, weakened by internal dissension, sees this as an opportunity to regain some momentum

She intends to investigate the subject, in particular through a commission of the House of Representatives chaired by the elected Republican of Kentucky, James Comer “The Biden White House secrecy in this matter is disturbing

Equally disturbing is the fact that aides to Mr Biden combed through documents knowing a special prosecutor would be appointed,” Comer said in a statement

"Many questions need to be answered, but one thing is certain: oversight is coming," he added, lamenting what he called "three blows from President Biden against transparency "

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