March 29, 2024

Who moved Joe Biden’s Secret Classified Documents? – Hunter’s former assistant Kathy Chung

Chung and the others questioned reportedly helped move materials and belongings from Biden’s office at the end of the Obama administration in early 2017.

Former Biden assistant questioned by law enforcement over classified docs repeatedly appeared in Hunter emails

Kathy Chung, a former aide to President Biden who was interviewed by investigators this week, frequently emailed the president’s son Hunter Biden about a range of issues.

A former top aide to President Biden — who reportedly was questioned by federal investigators as part of the probe into the president’s handling of classified documents — exchanged emails with Hunter Biden on numerous occasions, according to a Fox News Digital review.

Kathy Chung, Biden’s executive assistant when he was vice president and the Pentagon’s current deputy director of protocol, is among several former aides to the president to be interviewed by law enforcement, NBC News reported Thursday. Chung and the others questioned reportedly helped move materials and belongings from Biden’s office at the end of the Obama administration in early 2017.

Throughout much of her five-year tenure working for Biden during the Obama administration, Chung regularly communicated with Biden’s son Hunter Biden, transmitting information about his father’s schedule and passing messages directly from the then-vice president, according to emails obtained from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop and verified by Fox News Digital.

Chung’s relationship with Hunter Biden also appears to date back before she worked for his father. The emails showed that Hunter Biden recommended Chung for the executive assistant role when the previous holder of the job, Michele Smith, departed the White House in the spring of 2012.

Dozens of additional emails between Chung and Biden’s son showed various levels of correspondence between the two.

In one instance from October 2015, Hunter Biden and Chung communicated to schedule a meeting with Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim. Fox News Digital previously reported that Hunter arranged a video conference with his father and Slim, with whom Hunter was seeking to do business with at the time, on Oct. 30, 2015.

In another instance from earlier that year, Chung sent Hunter and other members of the Biden family an invitation to attend a State Department luncheon hosted by his father honoring Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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Report: Biden Family Confidant Kathy Chung Questioned by Law Enforcement About Classified Docs 

Was questioned by law enforcement for her role in packing then-Vice President Joe Biden’s documents in January 2017

Biden Family Confidant Kathy Chung Questioned About Classified Docs

Kathy Chung was reportedly questioned by law enforcement in relation to the classified documents stashed in three separate locations.

President Joe Biden’s former executive assistant Kathy Chung, hired to the post on Hunter’s recommendation, was reportedly questioned by law enforcement in relation to the classified documents stashed in three separate locations.

Chung, who currently serves as deputy director of protocol for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, was questioned by law enforcement for her role in packing then-Vice President Joe Biden’s documents in January 2017, NBC News reported.

Chung’s employment as Joe Biden’s assistant was in part due to Hunter, who recommended his father to hire her, according to Hunter’s laptop emails. Previously working as former Sen. Mark Udall’s scheduler, Chung replaced Michele Smith in the position.

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Pool Reporter Spars with KJP, Accuses White House of Hiding Information From American People Related to Classified Documents Stored in Biden’s Garage #GarageGate

Pool Reporter Spars with KJP, Accuses White House of Hiding Information From American People Related to Classified Documents Stored in Biden’s Garage #GarageGate (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila | 42

White House reporters on Friday continued to grill Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the classified documents found in Joe Biden’s garage.

White House reporters on Friday continued to grilled Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the classified documents found in Joe Biden’s garage.

It was revealed this week that Joe Biden improperly stored stolen classified documents in his garage next to his Corvette.

Joe Biden STOLE the classified documents.

“The former Vice President Joe Biden did not have these same privileges as Vice President as President’s do. Vice Presidents, like anyone else, cannot take government records. They can’t take Vice Presidential records when they leave office and they certainly can’t take classified records.” Attorney Mike Davis explained on Bannon’s War Room.

White House reporters grilled Karine Jean-Pierre again on Friday since she refused to answer any questions about GarageGate on Thursday.

“So far as you know, is it ever ok for classified documents to be mixed with personal?” ABC’s Mary Bruce asked Karine Jean-Pierre.

KJP: “What I can say is what the President has said before, what I have said multiple times–we take this very seriously. [He] takes classified documents…very seriously.”

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Turley: The Facts Don’t Support The White House Mantra That Biden Inadvertently Misplaced Classified Documents

“We know that some of these documents were moved at least twice”

George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley on Thursday told FOX News host Jesse Watters the facts don’t support the White House’s “inadvertence defense” for the missing classified documents found in President Biden’s possession at two different locations. Turley said the inadvertently misplaced classified material defense goes out of the window when Biden knowingly divided where the material was.

“They were not just distributed to different points, they were also divided,” Turley said. “You’ve got one document that was found in the library, others in the garage. So the question is why were these documents sent and used in different places? It suggests that they were, you know, knowingly divided.”

“The White House press secretary said this was inadvertently misplaced it. Well, it had to be repeatedly inadvertently misplaced. And that becomes more difficult the more times you inadvertently misplace something. So I think that that’s going to be a major focus as whether there is some criminal element to this,” Turley said.

TURLEY: The most interesting aspect about today is that the White House repeated almost mantra-like this inadvertence defense. They have really latched on to this and said this was an inadvertent misplacement of these documents.

The problem is that the facts don’t really support that because we — the assumption is that all of these documents were taken from the executive branch when Biden left as vice president. That’s in 2017. We know that the Penn-Biden office didn’t even open until 2018. So we know that some of these documents were moved at least twice.

The other interesting thing is that they were not just distributed to different points, they were also divided. Right? You’ve got one document that was found in the library, others in the garage. So the question is why were these documents sent and used in different places? It suggests that they were, you know, knowingly divided. And that’s going to be a question that the special counsel is going to have to look at.

We know the president was working on a book that dealt with Ukraine and some of these other subject matters. So, if the president actually saw these documents, it’d be hard to miss that they’re classified because they reportedly had TSCI classification markings. I’ve worked with classified material for decades and I can tell you it’s pretty darn hard to miss that. So, if he did work off these documents, inadvertence goes right out the window. And it looks more like an effort to deceive the public…

That’s what I think is going to be very difficult this inadvertence defense. The White House press secretary said this was inadvertently misplaced it. Well, it had to be repeatedly inadvertently misplaced. And that becomes more difficult the more times you inadvertently misplace something. So I think that that’s going to be a major focus as whether there is some criminal element to this.

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CDC and FDA say they’re investigating possible link between Pfizer’s bivalent Covid booster and strokes in seniors over age of 65 — but officials have ‘no concerns at this time’

Pfizer’s bivalent COVID shot may be linked to stroke risk

U.S. drugmaker Pfizer Inc and German partner BioNTech’s updated COVID-19 shot could be linked to a type of brain stroke in older adults, the CDC and FDA reported.

  • Officials say over-65s who receive the bivalent shot suffer increased stroke risk 
  • Leading regulators still recommend the Covid booster shot to Americans
  • Ischemic strokes are caused when artery blockages deny blood to the brain 

Health officials are investigating whether Pfizer’s updated Covid booster increases the risk of strokes in people over the age of 65.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said their surveillance system flagged a link between the new shot and a higher risk of an ischemic stroke three to four weeks post-vaccination.

Officials said other systems put in place to track vaccine injuries have not found a similar link, which makes them believe it is a statistical anomaly rather than a true cause for alarm.

‘Although the totality of the data currently suggests that it is very unlikely that the signal … represents a true clinical risk, we believe it is important to share this information with the public, as we have in the past, when one of our safety monitoring systems detects a signal,’ a joint statement from the CDC and FDA said.

An ischemic stroke, also known as brain ischemia, is caused by blockages in arteries that carry blood to the brain. 

The possible link between Pfizer’s jab and the elevated stroke risk was detected by the CDC’s Vaccine Safety Datalink (VSD), a real-time surveillance system.

Officials said it met the statistical threshold needed to spur further investigation.

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