President Biden defends his conduct and mental state
In an impromptu press conference, President Biden defended his conduct and mental state. The President will not face charges after the Special Counsel investigated how he handled classified documents. That's despite findings that the president willfully retained and disclosed classified material while he was a private citizen.
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