One year after it began, the investigation into possible mishandling of classified documents by President Biden has concluded. The Justice Department has notified Congress, and the White House Counsel's Office is currently reviewing Special Counsel Robert Hurst's final report for potential executive privilege concerns.
The existence of these classified documents, dating back to President Biden's time as vice president, was first revealed over a year ago. Subsequently, Robert Hurst was appointed as special counsel to investigate whether the Biden team had mishandled these secret government documents, which were discovered at a private office in Washington, D.C., as well as at the president's residence in Wilmington, Delaware.
