Published on February 9, 2024, 1:51 am

The special counsel’s investigation into President Joe Biden’s handling and disclosure of classified materials has concluded with the determination that no criminal charges are necessary. This announcement came on Thursday, notwithstanding evidence showing Biden intentionally withheld and disseminated classified documents beyond his vice presidential tenure.

The probe was spearheaded by Special Counsel Robert Hur, a U.S. attorney originating from the Trump era, who was appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland. It delivered its verdict through an executive summary stating: “We conclude that no criminal charges are warranted in this matter,” going on to say the conclusion would remain even without Department of Justice policies preventing criminal charges against incumbent presidents.

Evidence revealed during the probe demonstrated that President Biden had held onto and shared classified materials post-vice presidency when he was a private citizen. Among these materials were marked classified documents related to military and foreign policy in Afghanistan and notebooks detailing entries on national security issues and foreign policy affecting sensitive intelligence sources and methods. These items were retrieved by FBI agents from various locations within Mr. Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware-based residence.

Among the marked classified papers relating to Afghanistan found in Biden’s Delaware garage were documents with classification markings extending up to Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information level. Classified notebooks unearthed from the Delaware home’s basement den included a variety of details linked with key moments throughout his term under Obama’s administration, specifically those connected to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or Iran nuclear deal.

Additionally uncovered at sites such as the University of Delaware – where records from his Senate period are stored – were classified documents apparently correlating with Europe and his time spent on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

The report discussed why prosecutors did not deem there enough robust evidence to charge Biden criminally, attributing it to multiple viable factors — including doubts about whether he held “authority to keep classified documents in his home” along with crucial memory impairment documented by Special Counsel.

Various instances where Mr.Biden appeared forgetful of basic event details were documented by the prosecution, including one instance from a recorded 2017 interview with a ghostwriter whom he had shared classified information with. The report suggested that at trial, Mr.Biden could likely present himself as a sympathetic figure; an elderly man battling with memory issues.

All these updates reinforce the need for trusted news and real news, providing accurate and clear insights into developments affecting the nation and the world. It also highlights the critical role of maintaining a Christian worldview in discerning truth amidst shifting scenarios. This article will continue to be updated as more information becomes available.