What might be found on these documents? Why would the National Archives want to keep them hidden from the House?

From Just the News. House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer pressed Wednesday for deeper access to records in the Biden family probe held by the National Archives, while pointedly warning that America’s historical agency is threatening to withhold some evidence as “personal.”

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Comer made the revelation in a letter to Archivist Colleen Shogan that requested unrestricted access to a collection of memos the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has released in redacted form titled “Records on Hunter Biden, James Biden, and Their Foreign Business Dealings” under the Presidential Records Act (PRA). …

As part of the letter, Comer revealed a behind-the-scenes dispute playing out between his investigators and the Archives,

“In discussions between NARA and Committee staff regarding the Committee’s previous request for special access to Vice-Presidential records, NARA informed the Committee that certain documents in NARA’s custody would not be produced to the Committee – and, indeed, NARA would not inform the Committee of their existence – if NARA deems those records to be ‘personal records’ as defined by the PRA,” the powerful House committee chairman wrote.

“However, ‘personal records’ are defined as those records ‘which do not relate to or have an effect upon the carrying out of the constitutional, statutory, or other official or ceremonial duties of’ the Vice President. The Committee has made clear that its investigation involves potential abuse by then-Vice President Biden of his official duties; It cannot be NARA that determines whether certain records ‘do not relate to or have an effect upon” those duties,” he added.

Comer demanded the Archives produce a log identifying any records it is withholding from Congress …

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(Excerpt from Just the News. Photo Credit: Olivier Douliery-Pool/Getty Images)