Joe Biden has denied a request of the former member of the Senate staff, Tara Reade that he sexually assaulted the building on Friday, in 1993, she in a Capitol Hill, in his first public acknowledgment of the charge. “I want to address allegations by a former employee that I have engaged in misconduct 27 years ago,” the former vice president and current Democratic presidential candidate said in a statement released Friday morning on the medium. “They are not true. This has never happened,” Biden said of the allegations. The statement called Biden at the National Archives, who made a record of complaints by Reade demand would have said to try and solve all their filings. “If there was ever such a complaint, the recording will be there,” he said. Biden reiterated his refusal the statement during an appearance on MSNBC’s Morning Joe shortly after the statement was released on Friday. “No, it’s not true. I say clearly, it never happened,” he said. Biden said he was not to bring the subject into question Reade, but he confused about why they brought the charges. “I do not know why they say that. I do not know why all of a sudden this after 27 years” is raised, he said. “I do not understand.” Biden facing charges under increasing pressure from some Democrats to respond he Reade. Reade led accuses history once again the attention last week after two of his friends and said to them details of their prosecution had shared. Biden campaign has denied the accusation before Reade. Copyright by Tom Brenner Getty Images
This has never happened. ‘Joe Biden Denies Sexual Assault
