The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence said the mishandling of classified documents by President Biden and former President Donald Trump “left much to be desired.”
said a Tuesday briefing by the intelligence community and the Justice Department on the mishandling of classified documents by President Biden and former President Donald Trump “left much to be desired.”
Warner and Rubio had demanded to see the classified documents seized by the Justice Department at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate and Biden’s Wilmington, Del., home and former Washington, DC, office.
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