Staff Reports
In a stunning example of government overreach and cover-up, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has once again betrayed the American people by failing to release the transcript of President Joe Biden’s interview with special counsel Robert Hur. The House Judiciary and Oversight Committees had the audacity to request this crucial document, only to be met with silence and obstruction from the swamp creatures within the DOJ.
?BREAKING?: DOJ Fails To Meet Congressional Deadline To Hand Over Biden-Hur Interview Transcript, Committees Say https://t.co/OUJyDa9RIq
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 21, 2024
Despite a clear deadline set by the House Oversight Committee, the DOJ blatantly ignored the request for transparency, leaving lawmakers and the public in the dark about Biden’s shady dealings. It’s no surprise that the Biden administration, with its history of corruption and deceit, would seek to shield the president from accountability at all costs.
The fact that Hur’s report highlighted Biden’s mental decline and forgetfulness should be alarming to all Americans. This is not just about a few misplaced memories – this is about the leader of our country struggling to recall basic facts about his own life. Yet, instead of addressing these serious concerns, the White House has chosen to attack the messenger, dismissing the report as “flatly wrong” and “gratuitous.”
It’s time for the truth to be revealed. The American people deserve to know the full extent of Biden’s cognitive decline and any potential lapses in judgment that may have occurred during his time in office. By withholding the interview transcripts, the DOJ is complicit in perpetuating a dangerous narrative that puts our national security at risk.
The calls for transparency will only grow louder as patriots across the country demand accountability from those in power. The swamp may think they can keep the truth hidden, but we will not rest until every last shred of evidence is brought to light. Stay vigilant, America, for the battle for truth and justice is far from over.
