Biden Caught In Major Lie

How are Democrats going to defend this?

President Joe Biden’s recent interactions with special counsel Robert Hur have sparked controversy, with allegations of dishonesty surfacing. According to the released transcript of Biden’s interviews, there appears to be a discrepancy between Biden’s public statements and the actual questions posed by Hur regarding the timing of Biden’s son’s death.

Contrary to Biden’s claims, the transcript reveals that Hur did not inquire about the timing of Biden’s son’s death. This revelation raises questions about the accuracy of Biden’s public objections to the supposed line of questioning.

The timing of the release of the transcript is noteworthy, as it occurred just before Hur’s scheduled testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. Former President Donald Trump seized on this opportunity to highlight what he termed the “Biden documents hoax,” referring to allegations that Biden retained classified documents from his time as a senator and vice president.

Trump emphasized the disparity in treatment between himself and Biden regarding the handling of classified materials, citing the lack of accountability and oversight in Biden’s case. He criticized the Department of Justice’s decision to grant Biden a “free pass,” contrasting it with his ongoing legal battles.

Hur, in his opening statement, defended his decision not to pursue charges against Biden, citing the need to provide a credible explanation for his recommendation. He emphasized the importance of transparency in his decision-making process, particularly given the high-profile nature of the case.

Hur’s report highlighted concerns about Biden’s memory lapses and the mishandling of classified materials. Despite acknowledging these issues, he concluded that the evidence did not meet the threshold for criminal charges.

The transcript of Biden’s interviews revealed discrepancies in his recollection of events, particularly regarding the presence of classified documents at his residence and office. Biden maintained that he was not aware of how these documents ended up in his possession, attributing their handling to his staff.

The confusion surrounding the timing of his son’s death was also addressed in the transcript. While Biden initially expressed indignation at Hur’s supposed line of questioning, it was revealed that Hur had not directly asked about Biden’s son.

Overall, the release of the transcript and the upcoming testimony before the House Judiciary Committee have reignited debates about Biden’s credibility and the handling of classified materials during his tenure as vice president. The fallout from these revelations is likely to impact both political discourse and public perception of the Biden administration.