DOJ refuses to fork over audio of Biden’s interview with special counsel, despite contempt threat
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The Justice Department bucked a subpoena demand from two Republican-led House committees for audio of President Biden's interview with former special counsel Robert Hur.
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The U.S. Justice Department on Monday rebuffed demands by Republicans in the House of Representatives to hand over audio recordings of President Joe Biden's interviews with a special counsel whose report questioning Biden's memory set off a political firestorm.
The Department of Justice has declined to provide the House of Representatives with a recording of President Joe Biden's interview with former Robert Hur.
The Justice Department will not produce subpoenaed audio recordings of former special counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Biden to House Republicans, putting Attorney General Merrick Garland at risk of being held in contempt of Congress.
The Justice Department bucked a subpoena demand from two Republican-led House committees for audio of President Biden's interview with former special counsel Robert Hur.
The Department of Justice says it won’t provide Congress with the audio tapes from Special Counsel Robert Hur’s interviews with President Joe Biden despite threats from House Republicans to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in criminal contempt.
