Rubio and Warner bridge partisan divide in calls for information about Biden classified documents

Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL). Mark Warner (D-VA) came together to ask for information regarding documents that President Trump had in his possession. Joe Biden.

Warner and Rubio are the vice-chairman and chairman, respectively. Senate Intelligence Committee, respectively, previously Concerned about the lack of transparency by the Justice Department in relation to the investigation into improper handling of classified information by the former President Donald TrumpEx-Vice President Mike PenceBiden. The pair raised their concerns Wednesday and warned of more consequences if transparency is not increased.

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Warner stated that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence had a position in the matter “does not pass the smell test — the administration and the director’s current view about giving this committee access to the classified documents that we have every right to see in terms of our oversight role. This trust relationship has to go two ways.”

“A special counsel cannot have veto authority over Congress’s ability to do its job,” Rubio said. “This is going to be addressed one way or the other.”

Warner threatened to reduce support for a waiver