White House denies claims of verbal sexual harassment against senior Biden aide

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Several current and former White House officials have defended Anthony Bernal, an assistant to the president and senior adviser to the first lady who has been accused of sexual harassment.

The allegations against Bernal stemmed from a New York Post report last week that cited nearly a dozen anonymous former and current colleagues. Nearly a week later, Fox News reported that several current and former White House officials are defending Bernal’s character.

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