Emails Reveal Biden’s Attorney Helped Transfer Boxes of Files From Boston Law Office

Emails between President Joe Biden’s attorneys and the National Archives Detail efforts to coordinate transfer of an unknown cache of documents kept at a Boston law firm last November.

The boxes are mentioned by government archivists coordinating a search of Biden’s Washington, D.C., think tank after classified files were discovered there, according to 74 pages of emails between the National Archives and Biden’s personal attorneys released Friday in a Freedom of Information Act request.

“Please ensure that the boxes in your office in Boston remain secure in a locked space and are not accessed by anyone,” Gary Stern, General Counsel of the National Archives wrote Nov. 7, 2021.

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Stern asked Pat Moore (then a Hemenway & Barnes partner and former White House attorney) if the boxes could be moved to JFK Library that day.

Moore responded on Nov. 9, to connect Stern and his law partner. “who can work with you tomorrow to access our office and pick up materials there.”

It is unknown if the files are classified. A Justice Department special prosecutor is investigating President Obama’s handling secret documents from the Obama administration.

Asked to comment on the boxes on Friday, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre referred questions to the counsel’s office.

The White House counsel’s office did not respond to a request for comment.

The emails show the government’s effort to coordinate a search of the Penn Biden Center for Global Engagement in Washington after the president’s attorneys Found classified documents You can find the site.

The White House defends its handling of the document case, including its Failure to disclose an FBI Search The Penn Biden Center was established in the weeks following the discovery of the files.

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Biden’s aides have repeated that the president is cooperating with federal authorities.

Assistants promised “exhaustive” transparency in the White House’s handling of the case, which became public in early January when Biden’s attorneys confirmed a CBS report that about 10 Classified documents The Penn Biden Center had records dating back to the Obama administration.