Joe Biden was questioned as part of the investigation into a series of confidential official documents that were found in a former office and in his family home, the White House said on Monday.
According to the American executive branch, the interrogation, described as “voluntary,” took place on Sunday and Monday, indicating that “the President and the White House” are cooperating in the investigation led by a special prosecutor.
In late 2022, a series of confidential documents, the exact number and contents of which are unknown, were found either in one of Joe Biden’s offices at a Washington think tank or at his home in Wilmington, Delaware (East). ).
These documents come from the Democrat’s vice presidency (2009-2017) and his three decades in the Senate, during which he was deeply involved in foreign policy.
These discoveries have embarrassed the White House because, despite numerous disagreements, they recall the case of former Republican President Donald Trump bringing official archives to Florida in large numbers.
Under U.S. law, presidents and vice presidents are required to submit all of their official documents, communications, and other records to the National Archives.