Emails between Joe Biden’s lawyers and the National Archives were released on Friday.
The National Archives released 74 pages of emails in response to a FOIA request.
A November 7, 2022 email (5 days after lawyers first discovered classified docs at Penn Biden Center) between Biden’s lawyer and the National Archives referenced a box of documents stored in Boston.
Gary Stern from NARA emailed Biden’s lawyer Patrick Moore: “Also, please ensure that the boxes in your office in Boston remain secure in a locked space and are not accessed by anyone. Thanks.”
Via PunchBowl News:
Patrick Moore is Biden’s personal lawyer who initially discovered the classified documents stored at Penn Biden Center.
Last month CNN reported that Patrick Moore stored a set of Biden’s non-classified documents at his law office in Boston.
“Moore also turned over a set of non-classified personal documents to the Archives, including speeches and reference material that had been sent from the Penn Biden Center to Moore’s law office in Boston, a source briefed on the matter said.” CNN reported.
However, the emails released on Friday raise new questions about the so-called ‘non-classified’ documents stored at Patrick Moore’s law office in Boston.
The New York Post noted other emails referencing the boxes stored in Boston.
On Nov. 8, Gary Stern wrote to Biden’s personal lawyer Bob Bauer and Moore, “we would like to pick up the boxes that are in your Boston office and move them to the JFK Library. Would it be possible to do that tomorrow?”
Moore replied, “Yes, it would. I will still be in DC, so I will link you with my colleague [redacted], with whom you may have dealt in the past on other matters related to the Kennedy archives.”
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Friday was asked about the boxes of Biden documents stored in Boston.
Karine Jean-Pierre dodged the question and referred the reporter to the White House counsel’s office.
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