The U.S. Secret Service says it cannot locate years of records on communications regarding agents guarding Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden.
Hunter Biden was a Secret Service protectee from Jan. 29, 2009, to July 8, 2014, and traveled extensively during that time, including to Russia, China, and India, a congressional investigation found.
The Secret Service provided some 261 heavily redacted pages concerning the travel but did not provide any records from 2010, 2011, or 2013.
"The USSS's lack of communications during these years raises questions given that USSS travel records show that Hunter Biden made trips to China and other destinations around the world, including, Russia, Italy, Spain and Mexico," Grassley and Johnson wrote in a letter to USSS Director James Murray in January.
Judicial Watch, one of the most prolific record-seeking nonprofits, has also sought Hunter Biden travel records from the Secret Service, and obtained some through a Freedom of Information Act request that showed the countries and territories he visited while under the agency's protection.
Hunter Biden, who is currently being investigated by a U.S. prosecutor, and President Biden have denied any wrongdoing.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters in late 2021 that she would not answer questions about Hunter Biden because he is "Not an employee of the federal government."
Sunday, February 27, 2022
Secret Service Unable to Locate Multiple Years of Hunter Biden Travel Records
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