The National Archives purportedly has not yet assessed the nine additional boxes of collected documents from President Biden’s counsel Patrick Moore’s office in Boston on November 9 to see if they include improperly handled secret documents, the Archives informed GOP senators this Tuesday.
The additional information collected from Boston and marked for the Justice Dept. was kept under wraps until Wed. when the media was reporting about a reply from the Archives to Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Ron Johnson’s (R-WI) prior demand letter. It is unknown if any additional classified or top-secret information is contained in the documents conveyed to the Archives.
It’s unknown when, why, or for what reason Moore had sent the paperwork from out of the Penn Biden institute over to his other office in the first place.
The report states that “before finding the initial cache of secret data at the D.C. think tank, Moore was only “said to have shipped cartons of records from the Penn Biden Center over to his office in Boston.”
The Archives detailed the transfer of the records in a letter to Grassley and Johnson:
“In order to arrange for the pickup of boxes from the Center in D.C., NARA called Biden’s personal lawyers on Nov. 3, 2022. They notified the National Archives that Mr. Moore had relocated additional boxes from the Center over to Mr. Moore’s legal business in Boston.”
The Archives also acknowledged to the senators that it had been aware of nine additional boxes since Nov. 3, which was the day after Biden’s private attorney discovered the initial cache on November 2.
Why Biden’s lawyers initially searched for his unlawfully hidden documents inside the Biden Penn Center is unknown. The search has not been given a justification or cause by either the White House or the Department of Justice.
Biden’s personal counsel agreed to keep the American people from knowing about the controversy, and they probably had no intention of disclosing it until it had been leaked on Jan. 9, according to at least three mainstream media stories.
Biden is being investigated for improper handling of sensitive information, and he’s been reticent to comment.
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