Biden tagged in classified documents case against Trump

 DC Daily Journal:

Recently obtained emails have shed light on the Biden White House’s involvement in the National Archives and Records Administration’s (NARA) investigation into the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. These emails, acquired through a lawsuit and released by the nonprofit conservative group America First Legal, indicate that the White House actively cooperated with NARA, allowing the agency to lay the groundwork for the federal case against Trump. This case was eventually dismissed.

The emails suggest that the Biden administration’s engagement with NARA in 2021 played a significant role in setting the stage for the Justice Department’s investigation into Trump’s handling of classified documents. In one notable instance, Jonathan Su, the Deputy White House Counsel at the time, participated in a phone call with NARA officials to discuss missing boxes of documents that Trump was alleged to have improperly retained after leaving office. The discussions delayed NARA’s official referral to the Department of Justice (DOJ), with the White House filing a “special access request” the following year, further complicating the timeline.
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This is an example of the Democrat administration attempting to attack Trump in what looks like a political hatchet job. 

See also:

Biden White House collaborated from the start on Trump documents probe, emails show

America First Legal says the new documents show NARA collaborated with the Biden White House to develop a predicate for the probe.

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