Dem Rep Who Thought Guam Might Capsize Suggests Classified Documents Found in Biden’s Home and Office May Have Been ‘Planted’

U.S. House Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA) is suspicious of the timing of all the classified documents being found at Joe Biden’s home and personal office.

Johnson told Fox News, “Alleged classified documents showing up allegedly in the possession of Joseph Biden… I’m suspicious of the timing of it.” This after a second batch of documents were found in Biden’s Garage at his home in Wilmington, Deleware.

“I’m also aware of the fact that things can be planted on people… things can be planted in places and then discovered conveniently. That may be what has occurred here. I’m not ruling that out. But I’m open in terms of the investigation needs to be investigated,” he said sharing he supports an investigation.

Johnson was worried in 2010 about the island of Guam possibly tipping over and capsizing if overpopulated.

See him ask about the island capsizing below:

Johnson told Fox News digital, “It is refreshing to see the Department of Justice restored from its politicization during the Trump years, and I applaud Attorney General Garland for acting swiftly in appointing a special counsel to investigate the Biden document discoveries.”

This comment came after Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Robert K Hur to investigate the classified documents.

Johnson added, Based on what we know, there is a big difference between the Trump and Biden document cases. There remains much we don’t know about the Biden document discoveries, and it’s too early to reach any conclusions. I am confident, however, that the process has begun to ensure that we get to the truth, and that justice will be done.”

Other Democrats came out in support of the investigation but did not speculate about the possibility of the documents being planted.

U.S. House Rep. Pramila Jayapala (D-WA) said, “It’s irresponsible to not disclose when you have documents. [Biden] has certainly done that. And he’s been working cooperatively to make sure that everything is disclosed. That is what should happen. And, yes, we certainly need to start understanding why these documents are making their way out of the White House.”

U.S. House Rep. Adam Schiff however seems to have cleared Biden of any wrongdoing at least in his eyes. “Was this inadvertent? It certainly appears that it was. Was there any evidence of obstruction? There certainly appears to be no evidence of that. Was there any evidence of a breach of the security of the documents? I’ve seen no evidence of that either,” Schiff said.“I would just say that I think whenever classified documents are in a place they shouldn’t be, it’s a deep concern for those of us on the Intelligence Committee.”

Shiff added, “There are, as far as I can see, enormous differences between the situation with President Biden and the former president. Let’s not lose sight of the seriousness and the contrasting factors that we see with the case of the former president.”

White House Press Secretary KJP told journalists to direct their questions about the documents to the White House Council. Biden himself hasn’t said much about documents and seems taken aback that they were found in his office and home.