White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has refuted claims that former President Donald Trump ordered the declassification of documents pertaining to President Joe Biden's health records before leaving office. Reports had suggested Trump instructed the administration to release information related to Biden's health and the alleged use of an autopen.
Leavitt addressed the rumors directly, stating unequivocally that no such directive was issued. The clarification comes amid speculation and debate surrounding the accessibility of presidential health information. The issue of transparency regarding the health of public officials has been a recurring topic in recent years. The White House's statement seeks to set the record straight regarding the alleged declassification order.
Trump Did Not Order Declassification of Biden Health Records, White House Says
Contrary to some reports, former President Donald Trump did not direct his administration to declassify documents related to President Joe Biden's health records, according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. The potential declassification was rumored to involve information about Biden's health and the alleged use of an autopen. Leavitt clarified the situation, stating no such order was given. The statement aims to dispel misinformation surrounding the purported document release.