Special counsel Robert Hur testifies over Biden classified docs probe

The transcript covers an ongoing hearing where a special prosecutor, now a private citizen, discusses his report on President Biden, describing him as an elderly man with a poor memory. The prosecutor explains his decision not to charge Biden in a case involving classified documents, considering how Biden would appear before a jury. He justifies his language and decision, and addresses a lawmaker's question about handling classified documents, advising against taking them home. The hearing continues as the prosecutor speaks to Congress.

What is the current status of the special prosecutor involved in the hearing?

• He is still working for the Department of Justice.

• He is on a temporary leave from his position.

• He has been promoted within the Department of Justice.

• He has resigned and is now a private citizen.

Why did the special prosecutor mention President Biden's memory in his report?

• To criticize his political decisions.

• To support his re-election campaign.

• To consider how he would appear in front of a jury.

• To highlight his achievements.

What did the special prosecutor ultimately say about his decision and language used in the report?

• He was unsure about it.

• He justified it.

• He planned to revise it.

• He regretted it.

What was the prosecutor's response when asked about taking classified documents home?

• He recommended it under certain conditions.

• He encouraged it.

• He advised against it but avoided hypotheticals.

• He said it was completely legal.

What was the main topic of the ongoing hearing involving the special prosecutor?

• The prosecutor's new job.

• President Biden's memory and classified documents.

• The prosecutor's resignation.

• The prosecutor's personal life.