Robert Hur says there’s ‘evidence’ Biden kept classified documents for $8 million book deal
- Biden faced accusations of disclosing classified information for an $8 million book deal.
- Former special counsel Hur's report suggested Biden risked national security by sharing classified info with a ghostwriter.
- Both House Democrats and Republicans expressed dissatisfaction with Hur's report.
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Robert Hur says there’s ‘evidence’ Biden kept classified documents for $8 million book deal
The Justice Department team investigating President Joe Biden’s mishandling of classified documents found evidence that the then-vice president willfully kept some materials due to “strong motivations” to write a book after leaving office. In testimony given to the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, special counsel Robert Hur told lawmakers that although his monthslong investigation did not recommend criminal charges against Biden, there was…
Hur testifies he 'did identify evidence' that 'pride and money' motivated Biden to retain classified records
Ex-Special Counsel Robert Hur agreed that he “did identify evidence" that “pride and money" were “strong" motivating factors for President Biden to retain classified records, as the former vice president sought to keep materials to use for a memoir he wrote that brought him $8 million.
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