Classified documents were transported from then-Vice President Joe Biden's safekeeping to the Penn Biden Center, where they were kept in an unlocked closet and remained accessible to center employees and potentially others, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer revealed Tuesday after an interview with Biden's former assistant, Kathy Chung.
Chung, who current Biden administration officials appear to blame for the mishandling of Biden's classified documents, told Comer that Biden's classified documents remained unsecured at the Penn Biden Center for years and remained accessible to her until May 2022.
On Monday, Comer raised concerns about Biden's classified document scandal in connection with the Biden family business schemes.
"There is one document in particular that I can tell you from my investigation of Biden family influence peddling that we are very concerned about with respect to the document that Hunter Biden sent to officials at Burisma in Ukraine," Comer said.
According to Legistorm, Chung worked for Joe Biden until January 19, 2017, right before Joe Biden left the vice presidency.
The White House has failed to fully explain why Joe Biden's lawyers were looking through the Penn Biden Center papers on November 2 when the classified documents were discovered.
Joe Biden is currently under investigation by Special Counsel Robert Hur in connection with classified documents found at his Wilmington home and in his office at the Penn Biden Center.
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