SHOCKING Number of Documents Found at Biden Penn Center Office

Amid all of the hullabaloo of Donald Trump’s Manhattan indictment, a stunning series of revelations have come to light regarding Joe Biden’s improper storage of documents at both personal and professional properties all over the east coast.

The situation with these absconded-with documents began to unfold just days before the 2022 midterms, but news of the now-President’s possession of these sensitive materials did not become public until months later.  At that time, it was discovered that Biden had boxes and boxes of material at both his home in Delaware and at his Penn Center office in DC.

Just how many of those documents he was holding onto is simply shocking.

The National Archives has admitted that approximately 1,170 pages of records from President Joe Biden’s time as vice president were found at the Penn Biden Center in November 2022, and the agency said it does not have custody of any records discovered at Biden’s homes in Delaware.

The America First Legal Foundation highlighted the revelation Thursday by publishing a letter that the National Archives sent to the conservative legal group in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.

The Archives told the legal group it “must deny your request in full for approximately 1,170 pages” found at the Penn Biden Center in the president’s former office because they are the “subject of an ongoing law enforcement investigation.”

Even more worrisome is the fact that the National Archives still hasn’t taken possession of the multitude of documents discovered in Biden’s garage at home.

America First also requested all records found at Biden’s family home or vacation home in Delaware.

“NARA does not have physical custody of any Vice Presidential records retrieved from these locations. Because we lack custody of the records, we cannot respond to your request for these records,” the Archives said.

While the Penn Center documents don’t appear to contain any classified material, it is widely believed that the currently unaccounted-for boxes from Wilmington might.