Doocy to KJP: Which Four-Letter Word Did You Use When FBI Found More Classified Materials at Biden’s Home?

A reporter joked at a briefing with the White House press team Monday about their mounting public relations nightmare as President Biden’s classified documents scandal has escalated in recent days.

“When you found out that the FBI had located even more classified materials in Wilmington, which four-letter word did you use?,” Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, who has run much of the damage control since the document development. Jean-Pierre responded With a chuckle

Throughout the month, Jean-Pierre has fielded a volley of questions from journalists on the investigation into Biden’s alleged mishandling of classified records, which authorities found at multiple unauthorized locations. All materials of the presidential and vice president must be submitted to the National Archives in accordance with the Presidential Records Act.

Jean-Pierre was jokingly told by a reporter last week that the Biden document discovery seem to be. ongoingDespite the White House trying to downplay the situation, it was clear that the White House did not want to be ignored. Both progressive and conservative media outlets have approached the White House to seek answers. However, they have been unsuccessful in getting any.

“You told us, Karine, SIX times [the search for classified documents was complete]. That turned out to be false. Are you sorry about that?,” The reporter was curious.

“I’ll see you tomorrow. Come talk to me! I’ll see you tomorrow,” Jean-Pierre answered.

The White House repeatedly repeated the mantra that Republicans are manufacturing outrage over the document misconduct. Jean-Pierre was asked by another reporter last week. “Why shouldn’t Americans be outraged being found in a garage?”

Jean-Pierre insisted that the White House was being fully transparent about the matter. While she has taken many reporters’ questions, she has referred many others to the White House counsel office or other departments.

“The Department of Justice is independent. We respect that process, but again I have taken questions. I can take two questions, 200 questions. I have answered your questions almost every day on this issue and again anything else you may have, anything that’s related to the review, I would refer you to the Department of Justice,” In January, she spoke earlier.

President Trump reiterated his ignorance of illegally seized classified documents’ location and contents. He assured the public last week that they were safe. nothing to hide That and more “there’s no there there.” Biden said that he has “no regrets” Jean-Pierre denies knowing what happened, but he claims he follows protocol for classified documents “very seriously.”

The FBI will be open Friday uncovered more classified documents while conducting a consent search of Biden’s residence in Wilmington, Del.

The Friday discovery comes after multiple sets of records were previously found in the Wilmington home, including in a storage space in Biden’s garageWhite House lawyers stated that this was true. In addition, a set of classified records from Biden’s time as vice president was recovered by his lawyers on November 2 at the Penn Biden CenterThe Washington, D.C. think tank, the. The center served as Biden’s private office from 2017 to 2019.

After the garage documents had been discovered, Attorney General Merrick Galrland appointed Robert Hur as special counsel to investigate the matter.

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