Biden slaps down Trump’s bid to keep Jan. 6 visitor logs secret.
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Trump over the course of his time in office kept White House visitor logs from the seeing the light of day, his administration citing “grave national security risks.” Remus writes that, for the most part, Biden “voluntarily discloses such visitor logs on a monthly basis,” and that most of the records Trump is trying to shield from the committee would be released publicly under Biden’s policy.
The letter from Remus isn’t the first time the Biden administration has stymied Trump’s efforts to keep his circle’s activity on Jan. 6 shrouded in secrecy. The administration last Octoberto prevent the committee from obtaining official White House documents, over which Trump also tried to claim executive privilege. “These are unique and extraordinary circumstances,” Remus wrote at the time.
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