fast. but there sa to jusn t one if with a ton o of outstandinghese questions. how do these records just all of a sudden become found? why the six year gap between biden leaving office as vp and azmera in this miraculous discovery? about four days we ve been hearing about this nameless personal attorney to joe biden, well who dutifully turned over the documents. bob., today, we finally have a name, bob bauer. fois is is a revelationa re thy might gloss over, but it sons. significant for a couple of reasons. number one , he served as whiteh house counsel under barackou obama. he is also married to biden s senior adviser, anita dunn. so why is the white house keeping questions from going to him, given that the justice department cited the personal counsel as having made this initial outreach to nationalnatl archives and that has been in touch with the justice department? is that the person who thesebe r questions should be directed? why the white house counsel,e whatever th
i handled classified materials with care and with respect.it ss and that s all out the window. it s all nonsense. i don t buy any of it. i just say due to them what. they do to us. hogan, you were at the whiten ac house podium. you can appreciate someoneiate m who can spin issues pretty well. so the best dem spin i heard i want you tfrom the courtesy of congressman roe . kind of watch this. i want yout. to react. s we don t expect our leaders to be perfect. we do expectour our leaderslead to have character and integrity. obviously, people made mistakesn a pr . documents should not be ine a private residence. resideor outside the agencies.es bu.t the point is thatint is the presiden tt is showing character. and i think people will look ath this and say, look, this is why we elected him. hogan, this is rich withholdingd informatioinn from the american exactly scre people right before an election doesn t exactly scream integritdoesn t?y, does it? ridc absolutely not. this whole thin
they obtain facts and intelligence. it s an impossible counter factual determination to make in any definitive sense anyway no matter who they were. obviously that s not going to an intelligence community assessment. despite saying that, he s watching this em spin that out. while he s in the room they were spinning this out. normally when you have a strategy session to figure out your spin, you do it outside of the room of the intelligence briefing. he did this with the obama appointed intelligence official sitting around the table. phillip rucker, as swan suebsaeng. vanita gupta is now the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil rights, harry lippman at the det of justice and u.s. attorney for the western district of pennsylvania. harry, from this section which is about the interaction between the fbi, the department of justice and the white house which to me is the core of all this. the core from the beginning in many ways of how the rule of law
assessment. they do not assess politics. they obtain facts and intelligence. it s an impossible counter factual determination to make in any definitive sense anyway no matter who they were. obviously that s not going to an intelligence community assessment. despite saying that, he s watching this em spin that out. while he s in the room they were spinning this out. normally when you have a strategy session to figure out your spin, you do it outside of the room of the intelligence briefing. he did this with the obama appointed intelligence official sitting around the table. phillip rucker, as swan suebsaeng. vanita gupta is now the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil rights, harry lippman at the det of justice and u.s. attorney for the western district of pennsylvania. harry, from this section which is about the interaction between the fbi, the department of justice and the white house