White House Won’t Say If Feds Searching For More Biden Classified Docs Or If Biden Is Involved In Search

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to say during Tuesday’s press briefing whether federal officials were still searching for additional classified documents from President Joe Biden’s time as vice president in the Obama administration.

“Last week [you said] that we all can assume, the American people could assume that the searches were completed and all the documents have been recovered,” Zeke Miller, Associated Press reporter, stated that. “On Saturday, the White House Counsel’s Office said that five additional classified documents had been found.”

“Is it safe to assume now that all the documents have been recovered, all the official records, all the classified documents are back in [the] custody of the National Archives?” Miller asked. “Or are more searches underway to find out if there’s anything out there?”

Jean-Pierre refused the question and claimed she was being “prudent” by letting the DOJ’s special counsel investigation into Biden continue without commenting on it.

AP’s @ZekeJMiller KJP: “Last week….you” “the American people can assume that the searches were complete and all the documents had recovered. On Saturday the WH counsel’s office said five additional classified documents…Are more searches underway”? pic.twitter.com/T0sh5Mgeq0

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 17, 2023

Jean-Pierre was also asked by Jean-Pierre if Biden was involved in the search for classified documents through his belongings.

“Is he physically joining in the search for these things, rummaging around these boxes in the garage and wherever else?” A reporter was asked. “I mean, literally.”

Jean-Pierre replied by saying she was being “very clear” She stated that she wouldn’t comment on the investigation, or other matters related to it.

👀 Karine Jean-Pierre won’t say if Biden himself is rummaging through his home for improperly stored classified documents. pic.twitter.com/DhNWhCJtLD

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 17, 2023

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