WATCH LIVE: After a set of classified documents was found at President Biden's home, the U.S. attorney general is giving a statement.
President Joe Biden's admission comes days after it was disclosed that sensitive documents were also found at the office of his former Washington institute.
The appointment of yet another special counsel to investigate the handling of classified documents is a remarkable turn of events, legally and politically, for a Justice Department that has spent months looking into the retention by Donald Trump of more than 300 documents with classification markings found at the former president’s Florida estate.Sign up for NECN newsletters.
Biden told reporters at the White House that he was “cooperating fully and completely” with a Justice Department investigation into how classified information and government records were stored. He did not say when the latest series of documents were found, only that his lawyers’ review of potential storage locations was completed Wednesday night. Lawyers found the first in a locked closet in the offices of the Biden Penn Center in Washington on Nov.
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