Biden Aides, Discover Additional, Classified Documents.<br />Biden aides have been searching for any additional classified materials since November when classified documents were found in the president's former office.<br />News of the initial discovery <br />of classified documents was first <br />reported by CBS on January 9.<br />NBC reports that the aides<br />have found more classified <br />documents in another location.<br />The classification level, <br />number and specific location of the new batch <br />of classified documents remains unknown. .<br />According to NBC, it also remains unclear when <br />the documents were discovered and if the search <br />for any other classified documents is complete.<br />The exhaustive search reportedly has the goal <br />of obtaining a full accounting of all classified documents <br />from Biden's time in the Obama administration. .<br />The exhaustive search reportedly has the goal <br />of obtaining a full accounting of all classified documents <br />from Biden's time in the Obama administration. .<br />On January 9, the White House acknowledged that <br />the initial documents marked classified had been <br />found at a Washington think tank tied to Biden.<br />On January 9, the White House acknowledged that <br />the initial documents marked classified had been <br />found at a Washington think tank tied to Biden.<br />According to Richard Sauber, special counsel to the <br />president, the documents were found at the Penn <br />Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement.<br />On January 10, President Biden said that he <br />was "surprised" by the discovery and that <br />he was unaware the documents were there.<br />NBC reports that the National Archives<br />has referred the matter of the classified <br />materials to the Justice Department. .<br />NBC reports that the National Archives<br />has referred the matter of the classified <br />materials to the Justice Department.
