White House Claims “We’ve Been Pretty Transparent” In Regards to Classified Docs Controversy

The White House It has defended its disclosures concerning the Justice Department investigation into President Joe BidenAfter 3 1/2 hours of searching his Delaware beach home, the FBI spent 3 1/2 hour searching for classified documents.

Wednesday’s FBI search coincides closely with revelations this week that agents were also allowed access to classified materials at Biden’s Washington, D.C., think-tank last November.

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“I think we’ve been pretty transparent,” Ian Sams, White House Counsel’s Office spokesperson told reporters during a rare interview “on camera” appearance.

Sams cited lengthy statements by Biden’s personal lawyer Bob Bauer and the White House’s desire to not interfere with Robert Hur’s case.

Sams declined to comment on whether additional searches will take place in the future, or confirm whether more classified records might be discovered.

Bauer issued a statement Wednesday earlier, stating that “no documents with classified markings were found.”

“The DOJ’s planned search of the president’s Rehoboth residences, conducted in coordination and cooperation with the president’s attorneys, has concluded,” he said. “The search took between 8:30 AM and 12 noon.

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The lawyer added, “Consistent with the process in Wilmington, the DOJ took for further review some materials and handwritten notes that appear to relate to his time as vice president.”