Rep. Clyde slams National Archives protection of ‘Biden crime family’ after refusing to hand over 5,400 pseudonym emails

Georgia Congressman Andrew Clyde slams the National Archives and Records Administration for giving “tremendous leeway” to President Biden by refusing to give up 5,400 emails used by then-Vice President Biden’s pseudonym accounts. Clyde comments on the complete hypocrisy of the Federal Agency’s actions saying, “here you have another example of a two-tiered system of justice where the National Archives are protecting the Biden crime family and they’re throwing President Trump and his family under the bus.”

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