Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) has a couple of questions about the investigation into President Joe Bidenâs handling of classified documents.
Kennedy appeared on Fox Newsâ âAmerica Newsroomâ Thursday and raised several questions about the investigation.
âI just find all of this surreal. Itâs almost like watching a Quentin Tarantino movie,â he said. (starting at 0:02)
Kennedy went on to suggest Attorney General Merrick Garland did not have a choice but to appoint a special counsel in the case in part because âthe Justice Department is investigating President Trump for something that President Biden himself may have done.â
âThere are a lot of other intriguing questions,â he added.
The first question Kennedy shared is, âWas there a cover-up? The powers that be have known about all this since Nov. 2. Itâs now the middle of January. Was there a cover-up? Who was involved?â
âNumber two, whatâs the role of the University of Pennsylvania Biden Center in all of this?â Kennedy asked.
The Penn Biden Center is reportedly the first location classified documents from Bidenâs time as vice president were discovered.
He went on to suggest the center is ânot some normal Ivy League think tank.â
âWe now know it was a hangout, a clubhouse for President Biden and his people before they were inaugurated, and allegedly it is funded with tens of millions of dollars from China. Whatâs up with that?,â he added.
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The third question Kennedy raised was about the role of the National Archives.
He argued the Archives were âscathingly critical of President Trump and his documents,â but suggested âtheyâve been missing in action with respect to President Biden and his documentsâ
âYou couldnât have found them with a search party. We still havenât heard from them,â the senator added.
And the last question Kennedy had is whether any members of Congress knew about the documents before their discovery was reported on Monday.
Biden has said he was surprised by the discovery of the documents at the Penn Biden Center.
Meanwhile, some commentators and even a House member have questioned the timing of the revelation of the documents.
