House Votes on Contempt for Attorney General Garland Over Biden Audio

Republicans push to penalize Garland for withholding interview audio in Biden's classified documents case, but face uncertain vote outcome.

House Republicans seek to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt for not providing audio of President Biden's interview.
The Justice Department has withheld the audio, citing executive privilege, complicating potential prosecution.
Garland defends the DOJ's actions, claiming unprecedented attacks on its integrity and operations.
The contempt vote highlights ongoing partisan disputes over the handling of classified documents by Biden and Trump.
Previous contempt votes against attorneys general have not led to prosecutions by the Justice Department.