During a recent congressional hearing, Chairman Jim Jordan questioned Robert Hur regarding the access to audiotapes of individuals interviewed during an investigation. Hur, a former Department of Justice employee, stated that he was not in a position to express an opinion on whether Congress should have access to the audiotapes, deferring the decision to the White House and DOJ leadership.
Chairman Jordan pressed Hur on the importance of Congress having access to the same information that was available during the investigation. Hur emphasized that his conclusions were based on a comprehensive review of all evidence, including audio recordings, and not solely on transcripts.
