America’s two-tiered system of justice was on full display this week in the House Judiciary Committee’s hearing on the investigation into President Biden’s mishandling of classified documents.

The report revealed that despite being a seasoned politician, President Biden had often mishandled classified information as Vice President – keeping classified documents and in some cases even reading it aloud to his ghostwriter – so that he could publish a book and prove he was “Presidential material.”

Yes, you read that correctly.

He illegally retained classified documents in an effort to prove he was worthy of the Oval Office.

Special Counsel Robert Hur, who led the investigation for the Department of Justice, determined that President Biden had “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials” after his vice presidency, but decided not to file criminal charges due to the President’s poor memory and mental state.

You would think the White House would be happy with the special counsel’s decision not to press charges despite the evidence, but you would be wrong.

It turns out getting a get-out-of-jail-free card wasn’t enough for Biden.

Shortly before its release, the White House attempted to obstruct justice by sending a letter to Special Counsel Hur pressuring him to remove the references to Biden’s bad memory before finalizing his report.

When that didn’t work, the White House went over Hur’s head to the Attorney General demanding once again that any reference to the President’s memory be scrubbed from the report before going public.

You can watch my line of questioning where the special counsel admitted the White House asked him to alter his report here.

The special counsel’s decision not to press criminal charges against Biden because he is an “elderly man with a poor memory” confirmed two things we have all long suspected.

First, there is a double standard of justice when your last name happens to be Biden.

Second, President Biden’s mental state is a liability – no matter how many times the White House insists it isn’t.

Which begs the question: How can the President be simultaneously unfit to stand trial but fit for office?