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Former special counsel Robert K. Hur on March 12 testifies to Congress about his
investigation into President Biden’s handling of classified documents. (Video:
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LIVE UPDATES HUR TELLS CONGRESS HIS REPORT ‘DID NOT EXONERATE’ BIDEN

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Republicans and Democrats are condemning former special counsel Robert K. Hur
for his report that declines to charge President Biden for mishandling
classified materials. During the congressional hearing, Democrats have so far
focused on Hur’s decision to include disparaging details about Biden’s memory.


“You made a choice. It was a political choice. It was the wrong choice,” said
Rep Adam Schiff (D-Calif.).  
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HERE'S WHAT TO KNOW:

Hur’s 345-page report concluded that Biden carelessly kept classified documents
and notebooks at his home but said the evidence wasn’t strong enough to charge
the president with crimes. He is being questioned by lawmakers Tuesday.
Among the many reasons Donald Trump was charged in connection with his
possession of classified documents and Biden wasn’t: Much more classified
material was found at Mar-a-Lago, and prosecutors have evidence that Trump tried
to obstruct government efforts to get it back.
Read our key takeaways from Hur’s report on Biden’s handling of classified
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Hur’s 345-page report concluded that Biden carelessly kept classified documents
and notebooks at his home but said the evidence wasn’t strong enough to charge
the president with crimes. He is being questioned by lawmakers Tuesday.
Among the many reasons Donald Trump was charged in connection with his
possession of classified documents and Biden wasn’t: Much more classified
material was found at Mar-a-Lago, and prosecutors have evidence that Trump tried
to obstruct government efforts to get it back.
Read our key takeaways from Hur’s report on Biden’s handling of classified
documents.
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