The Tucker Carlson Show Tara Reade says Joe Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993. After talking publicly about it, she says she's so fearful for her well-being that she left the country and moved to Moscow.
May 8, 2024
Tara Reade, a former Senate aide who accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, is now seeking political asylum in Russia due to fears for her safety. In this candid conversation, she discusses the personal and legal turmoil she faced after going public. Reade highlights the intense scrutiny and harassment she navigated, reflecting on the broader implications for whistleblowers. She also shares her disappointment with media treatment and the political system, revealing the emotional toll of her allegations and her quest for justice amid powerful opposition.
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Targeted for Speaking Out
- Tara Reade accused Joe Biden of sexual assault and believes she's being targeted for not staying silent.
- She claims the DOJ opened a sealed criminal case against her and won't reveal the charges.
Sealed Federal Case
- Reade faced a perjury charge related to expert witness testimony, which was later dropped.
- She now faces a sealed federal case with unknown charges, adding to her legal battles.
FARA Threat
- While in Moscow for her book, Reade was warned about a potential indictment under the Foreign Registration Act (FARA) if she returned to the US.
- This act, used against Maria Butina and Paul Manafort, targets individuals deemed foreign agents.