House GOP seeks access to Biden's vice presidential records from Archives, seeking any information about contacts with Hunter Biden or his business partners

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Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer asked the National Archives for 'information regarding communications between the Office of the Vice President and Hunter Biden or his business associates.'

Republican investigators are seeking"unrestricted special access" to President Biden's vice presidential records to obtain any information about potential contact during that period with Hunter Biden, and other family members and their business partners.

As one example, the GOP letter cites email traffic from December 2015 between a longtime Biden family business associate and a senior White House communications official. Claiming that the committee's need for the records is"specific and well-documented," Comer said the committee has been clear that their probe involves"potential abuse by then-Vice President Biden of his official duties…" and if NARA continues to withhold records that potentially respond to this probe, the Archive should provide a log including the sender, recipient and NARA's explanation for withholding the records.

 

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