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As the scandal surrounding Joe Biden’s reported illegal handling of classified material heats up, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, the new chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, took a moment to address House Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer’s, R-Ky., intent to investigate the Biden administration.
He shared during a conversation with Laura Ingraham of Fox News that Comer was “specifically looking” to get the visitor records for Joe Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware, home from the Secret Service, “and then also who had access to the Penn Biden Center at the University of Pennsylvania.”
Jordan noted, “I do think it’s interesting how the DOJ has responded, you’ve seen all kinds of things that seem inconsistent. Why didn’t they accompany the lawyers when they went to pick up the classified documents?”
As reported by RSBN, Rep. Jordan, along with Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., officially launched an investigation of Joe Biden’s classified document scandal this week, marking the House Judiciary Committee’s first investigation into the issue.
According to The Gateway Pundit, Rep. Comer intends to provide oversight regarding the Justice Department’s response to Joe Biden’s classified document scandal.
President Trump also hasn’t shied away from weighing in on the ongoing saga regarding Biden’s classified document fiasco, decrying “two standard of justice in our country.”
Via RSBN, Trump stated this week, “At the very same moment when my ultra-secure Mar-a-Lago was raided by the FBI, Joe Biden was harboring classified documents in his China-funded Penn Center and his unsecured garage – right on the floor, piles of paper, the floor was probably very wet and damp, as many garages are.”
Rep. Jordan continued in his comments to Ingraham that “this is the same DOJ” that spied and terrorized parents at school board meetings and paid Twitter to keep information from the American people.
“I guess we shouldn’t be surprised when we see what we have now witnessed from the DOJ relative to the classified documents and Joe Biden,” he added.