Key Development on Biden Visitor Logs in Document Case

EXCLUSIVE — THe Secret Service Is “gathering” Information on the heels Republican senators demanding the agency Turn over a list “all individuals” The agency said that the agency has received reports from people who visited places where President Joe Biden’s classified documents were found. Washington Examiner.

Sens. Chuck Grassley Ron Johnson wrote to the Secret Service on Monday In a letter that was first received by the Washington Examiner The Secret Service requested logs from visitors. Now, the Secret Service has said that it is currently evaluating that correspondence and is “currently in the process of gathering” Many information is also available. “working through appropriate channels” Find out what you are looking for “may be responsive to Congressional inquiries.”

GRASSLEY AND JOHNSON DEMAND VISITOR LOGS FOR ALL BIDEN CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT LOCATIONS

“We are in receipt of Senator Grassley’s letter and it is currently is being reviewed,” Anthony Guglielmi said, speaking for the Secret Service. He added that the agency doesn’t maintain it. “formal and comprehensive visitor logs for protectee residences.”

“What I mean by that is there is not a system of validated visitor logs like you find at the White House or other government facilities that fall under the Presidential Records Act,” He continued his email to the Washington Examiner This will be Wednesday morning.

Guglielmi however stated that the Secret Service keeps certain records about visitors such as “certain contractors” Or “workers.” Information related to the agency is also collected by the agency “law enforcement and criminal justice” He said that the histories of people who have visited protected sites were important.

Fox News received the comments of Secret Service after they were published. reported On Thursday, it was reported that the agency is ready to provide Congress With a list below of visitors to Biden’s Wilmington home. Biden used the home and Penn Center Biden think tanks as private offices between 2017-2020. classified documents from Biden’s vice presidency They were found between November 2022, and January 2022.

Six more documents were found by the Justice Department Friday was a 13-hour long search at Biden’s Wilmington house. The first lady and Biden met up there. Jill Biden They were not present. Jan. 12, Attorney General Merrick Grland appointed special counsel Robert Hur, a Trump DOJ appointee, will investigate Biden’s mishandling classified records.

“I hope the Secret Service will be transparent and cooperative as Sen. Grassley and I investigate Joe Biden’s mishandling of our nation’s top secrets,” Johnson spoke Monday.

Guglielmi responded to Johnson and Grassley’s letters. Washington Examiner The Secret Service is responsible “not have an estimate as of yet” For when it will be able to release visitor records related the Biden Wilmington home.

The Secret Service stated that it has certain records of visitors. the White House has denied Biden’s Wilmington home has visitor logs. Images from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop It was shown that the president’s son was at the wheel of his father’s Corvette. which was parked in the garage of the home That stored classified documents.

These images were taken in 2017, Washington Examiner confirmed which roughly corresponds to when Hunter Biden Was in the process to negotiate a business deal for CEFC, a no longer-existent Chinese energy conglomerate that was affiliated with the Chinese government.

Ye Jianming, the conglomerate’s leader, has since disappeared into China after court documents surfaced that link him to a case of bribery. Hunter Biden received $6 million in legal and consulting fees in 2017-2018, records show.

“Like every president in decades of modern history, his personal residence is personal,” said White House spokesman Ian Sams last week. “After the end of the previous administration, the White House visitor logs were discontinued by President Biden.

House Republicans And several watchdog groups They have asked the DOJ for a search of Biden’s Senate records to find classified documents. The University of Delaware houses the hidden records. They include more than 2,000 boxes as well as 400 gigabytes of data from Biden’s 36-year Senate tenure.

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Hours before Biden’s announcement of his presidential bid in April 2019, the university stated that it would not release documents until after this date. he “retires from public life.”

The White House didn’t respond to a request for comments.