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Ex-Special Counsel Robert Hur agreed that he identified 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.
Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) bolstered his opening remarks ahead of former special counsel Robert Hur’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday with a supercut of Donald Trump’s speaking blunders.
What to know about today's hearing:Special counsel Robert Hur is testifying before the House Judiciary Committee about his investigation into President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents.Members of both parties are grilling Hur over his decision not to charge Biden while characterizing him as "an elderly man with a poor memory."The White House has pushed back heavily against Hur's report. Democrats are also trying to contrast the classified documents probes into Biden and former President Donald Trump, who was charged.The hearing is being led by Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and the panel's top Democrat, Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y.The transcripts of Hur's five-hour interview with Biden are now public; they show memory lapses as well as detailed exchanges.Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Hur, who is a registered Republican and worked under the Trump administration, as special counsel.
The newly released transcript of Special Counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Biden has confirmed the president's frequent memory lapses, as well as contradicted his claims surrounding their exchange over his son Beau's death, a Fox News Digital review of the transcript has found.
Ex-Special Counsel Robert Hur testified Tuesday that President Biden "willfully retained classified materials," but said he "had to consider" the president’s "memory and overall mental state" when determining whether to bring charges against him.
Watch live as Robert Hur, the justice department special counsel investigating Joe Biden’s possession of classified documents, testifies to the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, 12 March.
During more than five hours of interviews over two days last October, President Biden cracked jokes, went into great detail about the design of his Wilmington home and spoke with confidence about world events from more than a decade ago. At times, he was defiant.
Special counsel Robert Hur is testifying before Congress about his investigation into President Biden's handling of classified documents, speaking publicly for the first time about the probe that resulted in no charges but set off a political firestorm about the president's age and mental fitness.