Comer says Congress has only gotten 14 pages of Joe Biden’s pseudonym emails, alleges obstruction

“This lack of transparency from the self-identified ‘most transparent administration in history’ is looking more like obstruction every day,” Comer told Just the News.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer on Tuesday accused the Biden administration of obstructing his impeachment inquiry, revealing it has turned over to congressional investigators just 14 of the 82,000 pages of emails that the National Archives located from Joe Biden’s private pseudonym email accounts.

Comer vowed to escalate his efforts to gain access to the emails in a statement just one day after Just the News reported that the National Archives had identified in a court filing a massive trove of private emails from Joe Biden’s vice presidency.

“The National Archives has identified 82,000 pages of emails where then-Vice President Joe Biden used a fake name, but the Biden White House has only cleared 14 pages in response to multiple Oversight Committee requests for documents related to then-Vice President Biden,” Comer told Just the News.

“This lack of transparency from the self-identified ‘most transparent administration in history’ is looking more like obstruction every day,” he added. “Congress needs full access to these records and others as part of our investigation into Joe Biden and the Biden family’s corruption. The House Oversight Committee will continue to use the power of the gavel to obtain records necessary to our investigation.”

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