Hours, after the white house revealed a second set of classified documents at Biden
home in Wilmington, Delaware, attorney general Merrick garland announced the
appointment of a special counsel Robert Hur to investigate US president, Joe Biden.
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The discovery of the first batch of classified records was only made public by media outlets on Monday, and it was later confirmed by the White House.
The White House has not explained why the discovery was not made public when it happened, one week before the November midterm congressional elections.
Garland’s move comes hours after the white house disclosed that a second set of
classified records had been recovered in a storage space in the garage at Biden
Wilmington home.
The white house had announced earlier that a number of government records were
discovered by the president’s personal lawyers on Nov. 2 while boxes were packed to
vacate the Penn Biden center for diplomacy and global engagement in Washington.
Biden had used the office after leaving office as vice president in 2017 until his
the presidential campaign in 2020.
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