Speaker Johnson slams Democrats over Biden decline amid Epstein fight

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The leader of the House of Representatives criticized the left -wing lawmakers for their campaign of public pressure regarding the Jeffrey Ibstein issue, and rejected their calls for transparency as a hypocritical political trick.

“We will not lecture on transparency by the same party that has organized one of the most empty and dangerous political cover-up operations in the history of the United States-and this was the clear mental retreat of the president,” Johnson told reporters.

“Republicans in the House of Representatives stand at the utmost transparency and truth. We always have, and we will always do.”

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This comes at a time when the House of Representatives Supervision Committee continued to investigate allegations that the best assistant president in the White House has blocked the signs of mental and physical decline in the eight leader of the public and others in the administration.

Biden told the New York Times earlier this month that he was fully aware of every decision he made in a story related to his use to create compassion orders.

Johnson and other Republican legislators have dealt with a barrage of media audit in the Ibstein case in the past two weeks. It is a side effect of the repercussions on the recent Ministry of Justice note (Doj), which effectively announces that it is closed.

Figures on the far right were launched by Trump officials, such as Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi, accusing them of returning to the previous promises of transparency.

In the direction of Trump, the Ministry of Justice is moving to the files of the major jury related to the unlimited Epstein case. Bondi is looking at whether the former Epstein partner in Epstein Cecilin Maxwell will talk to the federal authorities as well.

Chairman of the Supervision and Accountability Committee in the House of Representatives James Kumler investigates the case. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Democrats, by disagreement by forcing Republicans, seized the Moftah Committee – the House of Representatives Rules Committee – to obtain multiple voices on whether files related to the Epstein’s public case will be created.

It forced the legislators’ frustration with the Republican Party to put it in a difficult political situation on the Republican agenda in the House of Representatives to grind in part this week, forcing the leaders to send the house to the August holiday a day before planning at the beginning.

Some Republicans are frustrated by dealing with the Trump administration of the issue, while others are angry at his colleagues from the Republican Party who join Democrats in public calls for transparency.

Many, such as Johnson, have accused the Democrats of working on double standards.

The spokesman said: “The way Democrats tried to arm this issue is very shameful. I just want to say this – the Democrats did not say anything and did nothing, nothing at all, to bring transparency throughout the entire four years of the presidency of Biden.” But now, suddenly, they want the American people to think they are already interested. “

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Jeffrey Epstein Mogchot from 2019 after the federal authorities presented the charges of trafficking against him. (Kypros/Getty Images)

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When it was reached for the comment, a spokesman for the minority leader in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y.

“Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide during the Trump administration,” Jeffrez said.

“Is there anything of this, in your opinion, has nothing to do with President Joe Biden? Why do we believe that the names of President Joe Biden or the names of President Barack Obama are called?”

Fox News Digital also arrived at the office of former President Joe Biden for comment, but he did not hear immediately.