The State Department dodged questions about classified documents stored at President Biden's former offices that may be connected to Secretary of State Blinken.
Thursday followed the White House’s lead by dodging questions about the discovery of classified documents at one of President Biden’s former offices in Washington and in his personal garage.
Thursday afternoon, reporters asked several questions about whether the Justice Department is looking into any possible connection between Blinken and the documents. The State Department, led by Secretary Antony Blinken, had no comment Thursday on his possible connection to the classified documents found in a former office at the Penn Biden Center, where Biden and Blinken worked.
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