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Biden interviewed in special counsel’s classified documents probe

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President Joe Biden has been interviewed by special counsel Robert Hur as part of an investigation into his handling of classified documents before he was elected. According to the White House, the interview occurred over two days: Sunday, Oct.8, and Monday, Oct. 9.

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The voluntary interview was a part of the special counsel’s probe, which began when documents from Biden’s time as a U.S. Senator were found in his home in Delaware and his private office in Washington D.C. The interview may be a sign that the investigation is nearing its end.

“As we have said from the beginning, the President and the White House are cooperating with this investigation, and as it has been appropriate, we have provided relevant updates publicly, being as transparent as we can consistent with protecting and preserving the integrity of the investigation,” Ian Sams, spokesperson for the White House, said in a statement. “We would refer other questions to the Justice Department at this time.”

In January 2023, Biden told reporters that the documents found in his home and office were given to the National Archives and the Justice Department.

This probe marks the third recent Justice Department investigation into handling classified documents. In June 2023, former President Donald Trump was charged after the National Archives retrieved 15 boxes containing sensitive government documents form his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.

Also in June, former Vice President Mike Pence’s team got word from the DOJ that it would not file criminal charges after close to a dozen classified documents were found in his home in Indiana.

According to an ABC News report, sources say the investigation into Biden’s handling of sensitive government documents could wrap up by the end of the year.

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OVER THE COURSE OF TWO DAYS — PRESIDENT BIDEN WAS INTERVIEWED BY SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT HUR AS PART OF AN INVESTIGATION INTO HIS HANDLING OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS — THE WHITE HOUSE CONFIRMED THIS ON MONDAY.

A SPOKESPERSON SAYS THE PRESIDENT AND THE WHITE HOUSE HAVE BEEN COOPERATING WITH THE INVESTIGATION SINCE THE BEGINNING – AND HAVE BEEN PROVIDING UPDATES PUBLICLY WHERE QUOTE “IT HAS BEEN APPROPRIATE.”

SOURCES TELL MULTIPLE NEWS OUTLETS — THE VOLUNTARY INTERVIEW WAS SCHEDULED WEEKS AGO – AND IT COULD BE A SIGN THE INVESTIGATION IS NEARING ITS END.

HUR WAS APPOINTED SPECIAL COUNSEL BY ATTORNEY GENERAL MERRICK GARLAND AFTER CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS WERE FOUND IN BIDEN’S DELAWARE HOME AND A WASHINGTON DC OFFICE HE USED AFTER HIS DAYS OF BEING VICE PRESIDENT.

THE INVESTIGATION INTO PRESIDENT BIDEN COMES AS FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP IS FACING HIS OWN CHARGES RELATED TO CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS – CHARGES HE HAS DENIED.

A TRIAL IS SET FOR MAY IN FLORIDA – THOUGH LAST WEEK, TRUMP’S LAWYERS FILED A MOTION TO TRY AND PUSH IT BACK.

THE SPECIAL COUNSEL IN THAT CASE — JACK SMITH — SAYS  THERE’S NO “CREDIBLE JUSTIFICATION” TO MOVE THE TRIAL DATE.