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Biden responds to special counsel report on handling of classified documents
By Devan Cole , Tori B. Powell , Elise Hammond and Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, CNN
Key things we learned from the special counsel's report into Biden's handling of classified documents
From CNN's Jeremy Herb, Hannah Rabinowitz, Devan Cole, Zachary Cohen and Holmes Lybrand
Special counsel Robert Hur’s report released Thursday did not charge President Joe Biden with a crime, but it painted a picture of a forgetful commander-in-chief who failed to properly protect highly sensitive classified information — a depiction that could hurt Biden politically.
The special counsel report found that Biden willfully retained classified information, including top secret documents, and knew he was in possession of some documents as far back as 2017, and shared some of that information with the ghostwriter of his 2017 memoir.
Here are some of the key takeaways:
- A painful report for Biden: Hur laid out in detail how Biden mishandled classified materials, writing that FBI agents discovered materials from “the garage, offices, and basement den in Mr. Biden’s Wilmington, Delaware, home.” The materials included classified documents , including some marked at the highest top secret/sensitive compartmented information level, related to military and foreign policy in Afghanistan, as well as notebooks containing Biden's handwriting. Hur’s report also included photos depicting various parts of Biden’s homes, materials at issue in the investigation and other relevant scenes over the years.
- Hur says evidence didn't support charging the president: While the investigation revealed that Biden “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials” after leaving office, Hur’s report says his team concluded that the evidence didn’t support prosecuting the president. The primary reason for that determination was that nothing proved a willful intent by Biden to illegally hold onto classified information. The special counsel also raised Biden’s age and memory in explaining why he didn’t bring charges.
- Biden slams Hur's depiction of him and misspeaks: The president tore into the special counsel's depiction of him as an elderly man who was absent-minded in interviews during hastily scheduled remarks at the White House Thursday night. But just minutes after defending his memory and cognition, Biden misspoke and called President of Egypt Abdel Fattah al-Sisi the “president of Mexico,” a moment that undercut his forceful pushback against the report.
- Republicans get political gifts: Congressional Republicans wasted no time seizing on Hur’s report, claiming that the decision not to bring criminal charges is evidence of political bias against their party’s likely presidential nominee in 2024, as well as that details about Biden’s memory issues prove he is not fit for office.
Read more takeaways from the report and reactions from Republicans and the White House.
This post has been updated following Biden's remarks.
Biden blames staff for handling of classified documents
From CNN's Nikki Carvajal
President Joe Biden placed the blame for his handling of classified documents on his staff, saying he took responsibility for “not having seen exactly” what they were doing.
“I take responsibility for not having seen exactly what my staff was doing,” Biden said, when asked by a reporter if he took responsibility for being careless with classified material. “Things that appear in my garage, things that came out of my home, things that were moved -- not by me but my staff."
Biden was asked later what he would do differently and responded that what he should have done is “oversee the transfer of the material that was in my office – in my offices.”
“I should have done that,” he said. “If I go back, I didn't have the responsibility, that was – my staff was supposed to do that and they referenced that in the report. And my staff did not do it in a way that – for example, I didn't know how half the boxes got in my garage until I found out staff gathering them up, put them together and took them out of the garage of my home.”
He also drew a comparison with former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified material, saying his documents weren’t “out in like – in Mar Lago, in a public place where – and none of it was high classified, it didn't have any of that red stuff on it. You know what I mean? The red stuff around the corners? None of that.”
Special counsel Robert Hur found that Biden did not properly protect classified documents in a report released earlier Thursday but said that Biden should not be criminally charged.
Biden spars with reporters pressing him about his age and memory
From CNN's Elise Hammond
President Joe Biden fired back at reporters lobbing questions at him on Thursday following a special counsel report that did not charge him with a crime, but it painted a picture of a forgetful commander-in-chief who failed to properly protect highly sensitive classified information
The report references apparent lapses in memory from the president. One reporter asked Biden, "How bad is your memory and can you continue as president?"
Biden replied, "My memory is so bad I let you speak."
Another reporter in the room asked the president if he believed his memory had gotten worse. Biden replied:
"None of you thought could I pass any of the things I got passed. How did that happen? I guess I just forgot what was going on," Biden quipped.
Biden fires back against Hur report's description of him as a "well-meaning, elderly man"
From CNN's Betsy Klein
President Joe Biden fired back against special counsel Robert Hur’s description of why he was not charged, with Hur describing the president as potentially being seen by a jury as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.”
He dismissed concerns from the American people about his age when pressed by CNN’s MJ Lee on the matter after previously saying they should watch him and make their own judgment.
Age has presented a chronic issue and political liability for Biden: 46% of Democrats in a CNN poll conducted by SSRS released last week were concerned about his age.
“That is your judgment. That is your judgment,” he told Lee, raising his voice, as she asked about the polling.
Pressed again by Lee on why he is best equipped to take on former President Donald Trump in a November general election, he said, “Because I’m the most qualified person in this country to finish the job I started.”
Biden mistakenly refers to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi as the president of Mexico
From CNN's Piper Hudspeth Blackburn
President Joe Biden, minutes after defending his memory, mistakenly referred to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi as the the president of Mexico while answering questions from reporters about hostage negotiations and humanitarian aid in the Gaza strip.
“Initially, the president of Mexico -- Sisi -- did not want to open up the gate to allow humanitarian material to get in. I talked to him. I convinced him to open the gate. I talked to Bibi to open the gate on Israeli side. I've been pushing really hard, really hard to get humanitarian assistance into Gaza. There are a lot of innocent people who are starving. Lots of innocent people are in trouble and dying. And it's got to stop."
Biden also noted that he’s “pushing very hard now to deal with this hostage ceasefire."
If an initial delay possible, Biden said: ”I think that we would be able to extend that so that we could increase the prospect that this fighting in Gaza changes. There's also other negotiations."
Biden says he is pleased that the special counsel decided not to bring charges
President Joe Biden said he’s pleased that special counsel Robert Hur “reached a firm conclusion that no charges should be brought against me in this case.”
"The special counsel acknowledged I cooperated completely. I did not throw up any roadblocks. I sought no delays," the president said of his response to the investigation into his handling of classified documents.
Biden noted that he cooperated with the probe and sat for a five hour interview over two days in October, "even though Israel had just been attacked by Hamas."
Biden slams special counsel for saying he doesn't remember when his son died
From CNN's Elise Hammond and Nikki Carvajal
Joe Biden slammed special counsel Robert Hur for putting in his report that the president did not remember when his son Beau died, in a mention of Biden's apparent memory lapses.
The report said investigators found Biden’s “memory was significantly limited” during interviews with his ghostwriter and an interview with Hur’s office last year. According to the report, Biden — during the 2023 interview — did not remember when his son Beau died nor the years he was vice president.
Biden started to say he wore his son's rosary every day since the day he died, but stopped, appearing to choke up.
“Every Memorial Day we hold a service remembering him, attended by friends and family and the people who loved him,” Biden said, after a pause. “I don't need anyone. I don't need anyone to remind me when he passed away.”
He then reiterated that when he sat down with the special counsel, “at the same time I was managing an international crisis.”
Asked later if he felt his memory had gotten worse, Biden responded: “My memory is fine.”
“Take a look at what I've done since I've become president,” Biden said. “None of you thought I could pass any of the things I got passed. How'd that happen?”
NOW: Biden makes remarks after special counsel report into his handling of classified documents
From CNN staff
President Joe Biden is now giving remarks at the White House following the release of a report by special counsel Robert Hur into his handling of classified documents.
The report concluded Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified military and national security information but recommended he not face charges.
Biden to deliver remarks Thursday night
From CNN's Kevin Liptak
President Joe Biden will deliver remarks from the White House at 7:45 p.m. the White House said.
No topic was immediately given, but the remarks come hours after the release of special counsel Robert Hur's report on the president's handling of classified documents.
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Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny’s team confirms his death and says his mother is searching for his body
In Russia’s Arctic, Alexei Navalny’s mother searches for her son’s body
Zelenskyy warns of an ‘artificial deficit’ of weapons after Ukraine’s withdrawal from Avdiivka
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Taliban decrees on clothing and male guardians leave Afghan women scared to go out alone, says UN
Former thai prime minister thaksin is released on parole after serving 6 months in a hospital, japan’s new flagship h3 rocket reaches orbit in a key test after failed debut last year, indian farmers strike to demand guaranteed crop prices as others attempt to march to new delhi.
Mayorkas meets with Guatemalan leader Arévalo following House impeachment over immigration
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Interior ministers from 4 Arab countries agree in Jordan that illegal drug trade needs to be tackled
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Nigeria’s currency has fallen to a record low as inflation surges. How did things get so bad?
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After a moment of community pride turned deadly, Kansas City grapples with the aftermath
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Army Reserve soldiers, close friends killed in drone attack, mourned at funerals in Georgia
Police cars torched during rioting between rival groups of eritreans in the netherlands.
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Somalia’s president accuses ethiopia of trying to annex territory with somaliland sea deal.
Chinese foreign minister says trying to cut his country out of trade would be a historic mistake
A 5th worker is confirmed dead from a construction site collapse in Italy
Macron says recognizing a Palestinian state is not a taboo for France
US aid to Ukraine hinges on House Speaker Johnson. His leadership is being tested by the far right
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With candles and flowers, thousands pay respects to Russia’s Navalny
Top UN court rejects South African request for urgent measures to safeguard Rafah
Online influencers lead thousands demanding change in Hungary following president’s resignation
An American woman has gone missing in Madrid after a helmeted man disabled her security cameras
Top diplomats from US, China hold ‘constructive’ talks on issues dividing them
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Tech companies sign accord to combat AI-generated election trickery
WTO chief insists trade body remains relevant as tariff-wielding Trump makes a run at White House
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Alexey Navalny's team confirms his death in Russian penal colony
A spokesperson for Alexey Navalny's team said Saturday that it's unclear where the Russian opposition leader's remains are.
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A U.S. woman went missing in Guatemala, and now her children are on a quest for answers in two countries.
Ukraine withdraws from key stronghold after months of battle
Ukraine's military chief says he's withdrawing troops from the city of Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine.
Funerals held for 2 U.S. soldiers killed in Jordan drone attack
Army Reserve Sgt. Breonna Moffett and Sgt. Kennedy Sanders were killed in a drone attack on a U.S. base in Jordan last month.
4 men killed in shooting at neighborhood car wash in Alabama
The police in Birmingham, Alabama, said they believe one or more of the victims were targeted.
1 firefighter killed, over a dozen other people injured in house explosion
Nearly a dozen other firefighters and two civilians were injured in the explosion, officials said.
Boy staying in Chicago migrant shelter died of sepsis
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Trump plugs $399 branded shoes at Sneaker Con
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Japan's flagship H3 rocket successfully reaches orbit
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American woman goes missing in Spain shortly after man disables cameras
An American woman is missing in Spain under disturbing circumstances.
Floral tributes to Alexey Navalny, President Vladimir Putin's fiercest foe who died in a Russian penal colony, were removed overnight by groups of unknown people while police watched.
Dean Phillips lays off large portion of presidential campaign staff
Minnesota Democrat Rep. Dean Phillips says he had to cut ties with his team as he struggles to fund his 2024 presidential campaign.
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Judge orders Trump and company to pay $354 million, plus interest, in fraud case
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Manchin announces he won't run for president
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Putin claims he favors "more predictable" Biden over Trump
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Paul McCartney's stolen Höfner bass returned after more than 50 years
Paul McCartney's 1961 Höfner bass, which was stolen decades ago, has been returned, the former Beatles member confirmed on his website.
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Alexey Navalny's team confirms his death
The death of Kremlin critic and Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was confirmed by his spokesperson Saturday, who called it a murder. Desperate for answers, Navalny's mother traveled to her son's notorious penal colony in the Arctic Circle. Chris Livesay has the latest.
Ukraine withdraws forces from city of Avdiivka
Russian forces raised their flag in the eastern Ukrainian city of Avdiivka Saturday after Ukrainian troops withdrew from what had been a Ukrainian stronghold and symbol of resistance since Russia's invasion nearly two years ago. This comes as a bipartisan foreign aid package that would provide much needed security assistance to Ukraine remains stalled in the House after it passed this week in the Senate. Natalie Brand has more.
Funerals held for 2 soldiers killed in drone attack
Funerals were held Saturday in Georgia for two of the three U.S. service members who were killed in a drone attack last month on a U.S. base in Jordan. The attack was blamed on Iran-backed militia groups. Astrid Martinez reports.
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Caitlin Clark sets new NCAA record
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Trump fraud verdict includes 3-year ban on running a New York business
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Pesticide linked to reproductive issues found in cheerios, quaker oats.
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Menopausal women who get migraines could be at higher risk for cardiovascular disease
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Early detection may help Kentucky tamp down its lung cancer crisis
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Should CDC cut the 5-day COVID isolation guidelines? Experts weigh in.
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Russia said its forces took complete control Saturday of a city in eastern Ukraine that was the focus of intense combat for months.
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Japan's flagship H3 rocket reaches orbit
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Biden blames Norfolk Southern for derailment
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Wounded boy speaks out after Kansas City shooting
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Today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is providing an at-a-glance summary of news from around the agency:
- On Monday, the FDA issued an outbreak advisory warning consumers not to eat, sell, or serve recalled brands of cheeses, sour creams (cremas), or yogurts manufactured by Rizo Lopez Foods, Inc. The FDA and CDC, in collaboration with state and local partners, are investigating illnesses in a multi-year, multistate outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes infections linked to queso fresco and cotija cheeses manufactured by Rizo Lopez Foods, Inc., of Modesto, California. There are 26 illnesses with 23 hospitalizations in 11 states. The firm has recalled several dairy products and has temporarily ceased the production and distribution of these products while their investigation is ongoing. The FDA's investigation is ongoing, and the FDA will continue to update this advisory as information becomes available.
- On Monday, the American Dental Association Science and Research Institute, the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, and the Center for Integrative Global Oral Health at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine issued a new clinical practice guideline detailing dental pain management strategies for adolescents and adultshttp://www.fda.gov/about-fda/website-policies/website-disclaimer . The development of this guideline was funded by an FDA-provided grant. An FDA-commissioned report by the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine recommended that the guideline be developed.
- On Monday, the FDA issued marketing denial orders (MDOs) to Fontem US LLC., for four blu Disposable and one myblu brand e-cigarette products. The denied products include a prefilled menthol e-liquid and several flavored disposable e-cigarettes. The company must not market or distribute these products in the United States or they risk FDA enforcement action.
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Updated: Incident at National Archives Rotunda Closes Galleries to Public Press Release · Wednesday, February 14, 2024
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Update as of 3 pm ET, February 15, 2024: The National Archives Rotunda will remain closed tomorrow, Friday, February 16.
The National Archives Rotunda and galleries in Washington, DC, closed to the public today after two individuals dumped red powder on the encasement protecting the U.S. Constitution at approximately 2:30 pm. They were immediately detained by security personnel. Officials are investigating the incident.
The Constitution was unaffected in its encasement. No damage was done to the document itself. The agency's conservators were onsite within minutes and are conducting a thorough evaluation of the damage to the Rotunda. For Thursday, February 15, the Rotunda will remain closed for cleaning. The rest of the National Archives Building will be open on its regular schedule.
“The National Archives Rotunda is the sanctuary for our nation’s founding documents. They are here for all Americans to view and understand the principles of our nation. We take such vandalism very seriously and we will insist that the perpetrators be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,” said Dr. Colleen Shogan, Archivist of the United States.
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Uber, Lyft, DoorDash drivers in the U.S. to strike on Valentine’s Day for fair pay
Thousands of drivers for ride-sharing platforms Uber, Lyft and food delivery app DoorDash will strike across the United States on Valentine’s Day seeking fair pay, drivers’ groups said on Monday.
The strike call is the first since Uber and Lyft went public in 2019. Drivers will picket outside airports and Uber offices, two of the groups said.
The strikes are set to take place about a week after Lyft said it would pay the difference if drivers made less than 70% of what riders paid after external fees each week.
“We are constantly working to improve the driver experience,” Lyft, which is set to report quarterly results on Tuesday, told Reuters on Monday.
The drivers, considered independent contractors, have accused the platforms of taking disproportionately high amounts as commissions.
The Justice For App Workers coalition, representing about 130,000 drivers and delivery workers, said its drivers would not provide rides to and from airports between 11 am and 1 pm in 10 U.S. cities.
“By not paying drivers a livable wage, drivers are barely able to afford the bare necessities,” said Shantwan Humphrey, a driver in Dallas, Texas.
While many drivers sign up with these firms to supplement their income from other jobs, some drive full time for the platforms.
“A year into algorithmic pricing, drivers have seen incredible decrease of our pay... whatever calculations and algorithms they’re using, it’s absolutely useless,” Nicole Moore, president of the California-based Rideshare Drivers United union, told Reuters on Sunday.
In 2023, Uber drivers’ monthly average gross earnings fell 17.1%, while those of Lyft drivers increased 2.5%, according to Gridwise, which analyzes gig mobility data.
“Driver earnings remain strong, and as of Q4 2023, drivers in the U.S. were making about $33 per utilized hour,” Uber said. It said most of its drivers were satisfied with what they earned.
DoorDash did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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