GOP Sens. Johnson, Grassley ask Secret Service for Hunter Biden's un-redacted travel communications
The senators argue that the Secret Service never should have redacted the communications
The senators argue that the Secret Service never should have redacted the communications
The Democratic talking points in the Harris endorsement by former National Security officials have stirred critics who say it reeks of the same political shenanigans in the Hunter Biden "fake laptop" letter promulgated by then-Biden campaign advisor Antony Blinken and signed by 51 former intelligence officials.
FBI "didn't show an interest in any of the money" after seizing Hunter Biden's laptop, according to John Paul Mac Isaac, the computer shop owner who reported it to authorities.
Network president Jeff Zucker "said he agreed with the dismissive coverage from The Wall Street Journal"
Ongoing probes include President Biden, his son Hunter and his brother James.
Senate panels investigating whether law enforcement, U.S. intel turned blind eye to concerns.
Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley ask: "What is the Justice Department trying to hide?"
Hunter Biden reportedly took at least 15 trips aboard Air Force Two while his father was vice president.
"We're talking about the coronavirus," the House Speaker said at news conference. "I don't have all day for questions."
Powerful committee chairmen Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin sent a letter to the Secret Service requesting travel dates, locations, and modes of transport used by the former VP’s son