With sensitive materials discovered in the garage and no visitor records on file, former White House adviser Steve Bannon has expressed worry over the lack of openness surrounding President Biden’s Delaware home. This makes one wonder what may be taking on at the house behind closed doors.
Bannon discussed the incident during an edition of The War Room podcast, accusing “Biden White House” of lying “every time they speak on this topic.”
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“It was Biden’s own lawyers who first discovered an unspecified number of classified documents from the Democrat’s time as vice president at the Penn Biden Center as they were clearing out the president’s former office. It was again the president’s own team of attorneys who searched Joe Biden’s Delaware homes in Wilmington and Rehoboth Beach for additional classified documents, which the White House counsel’s office confirmed on January 12 that they found in Wilmington. Two days later, the presidential team added that five more pages had been found at this home,” Bannon said.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Steve Bannon commented on the DOJ’s choice to forego FBI surveillance as Joe Biden searched his Delaware residence for secret materials. It seems that former Vice President Biden won’t be hindered in this case by federal supervision.
The Mar-a-Lago resort of former President Donald Trump was the target of an FBI raid in August. Contrastingly, they granted Biden’s attorneys unfettered access to seek out any classified documents without providing oversight – an issue raised by Steve Bannon which continues to be discussed today.
WATCH:
The U.S. Secret Service notified us on Sunday that President Biden receives diplomatic protection at his Delaware home, but they do not keep track of visitors’ entrances.
“We don’t independently maintain our own visitor logs because it’s a private residence,” Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesperson, told reporters.
House Oversight and Accountability Committee Republican Leader Rep. James Comer has given an ultimatum calling for logs and more openness about things pertaining to his committee’s investigations.
“Given the serious national security implications, the White House must provide the Wilmington residence’s visitor log,” Comer wrote to White House chief of staff Ron Klain. “As Chief of Staff, you are head of the Executive Office of the President and bear responsibility to be transparent with the American people on these important issues related to the White House’s handling of this matter.”
Republicans are raising concerns about the lack of openness over who visited President Biden at his Delaware residence. Answers are needed urgently in order to find probable linkages and further expose any potential lies involving official White House activities.
“The White House has dodged questions on a report that the Secret Service claims to have no records on who has visited Biden’s home, where the president has spent more than 25% of his time since he took office. By comparison, the visitor logs to the White House have been released,” the Washington Examiner reported.
Rep. James Comer of the Kentucky GOP said: “President Biden has spent a large amount of time at his Delaware residence since assuming office. Americans deserve to know who President Biden is meeting with, especially since we know that he routinely met with Hunter’s business associates during his time as vice president. The Biden Administration must provide transparency to the American people.”
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina also requested answers from Biden over his trips to Delaware, claiming that everyone who arrives “into close proximity with the President, in an official or personal capacity, is screened by the Secret Service” and that their track record of getting close to the president “exists somewhere.”
“It’s bad if there is official business being conducted and they aren’t telling us with who,” Mace said. “It’s even worse the Administration is using the Secret Service to excuse its complete and total lack of transparency.”
The U.S. Secret Service controversially acknowledged last month that there are no records of President Biden’s guests at his Delaware residence, despite Fox News turning down a Freedom of Information Act request from the New York Post. This information has led to a lot of public speculating about who may have paid Biden a visit at his home in recent months and why such visits went unrecorded.
Robert Hur was recently appointed as Special Counsel by the Department of Justice to look into the much examined matter involving Biden’s sensitive materials. In order to resolve this crucial problem, officials are taking unprecedented measures.
