The Oversight Project forced the release of photos of Biden’s classified documents stored at the Penn Biden Center and Biden’s Wilmington home that the government fought to keep a secret.

“The pictures confirm what many suspected all along: Joe Biden got the kid-glove treatment, while President Trump was presumed guilty,” the Oversight Project said in a press release.

“The newly released photos show FBI agents at the Penn Biden Center and Biden’s Wilmington home handling classified materials with visible care — organized, contained, undisturbed, and literally wearing gloves. Compare that to Mar-a-Lago, where agents dumped documents across the floor for cameras to capture — images that were leaked and blasted across every front page within days, priming the public to see Trump as guilty before a single charge was filed. Two completely different postures — one designed to protect a reputation, the other to destroy one, they said.

The DOJ and FBI hid these photos for years.

Former Special Counsel Robert Hur found that Joe Biden “willfully retained” classified information, however, he decided not to charge him. Hur said there is evidence Biden retained classified notebooks, “knowing he was not allowed to do so.”

The Oversight Project released photos that show the FBI treated Biden with ‘kid gloves’ during their search for classified materials.

Joe Biden stored classified national security materials in a mudroom. There was no lock and the DOJ did not charge him.

The FBI gently handled the evidence when they searched Biden’s home and Penn Biden Center.

There were no cover sheets over the classified materials at Biden’s home.

In contrast, when the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago in August 2022, the agents purposely staged photos of the documents

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