Lawyers in the Biden document scandal alleged the president donated 1,850 boxes of material and 415 gigabytes of digital records to the University of Delaware.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, joined 'Sunday Morning Futures' to discuss the 'unusual' email correspondence and who was behind the funding of the archival of Biden's classified documents at the Penn Biden Center.to a Burisma colleague, alleging the correspondence indicates he had access to classified material as new information is revealed regarding the magnitude of Biden's latest scandal.
Bartiromo said lawyers involved in the scandal revealed Biden donated 1,850 boxes of material and 415 gigabytes of digital records to the University of Delaware. "Hunter Biden, at times, declared his residence to be those very same places," Cruz said.
But yet another scathing question in the scandal also remains unanswered: who funded the archival of the records?
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