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Joe Biden has ‘no regrets’ over hiding classified docs until after midterm elections | New York Post
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0:25Now PlayingPresident Biden said Thursday he has “no regrets” about keeping the discovery of mishandled classified documents dating to his vice presidency under wraps until after last year’s midterms.
A cache of documents with classified markings was found Nov. 2 — six days before the election — inside a DC office Biden used after he left the Obama administration, but the unearthing was kept under wraps until CBS News broke the story Jan. 9.
Biden scolded a female reporter who asked him about the controversy during a trip to tour storm damage in California.
“What quite frankly bugs me is that we have a serious problem here we’re talking about,” Biden said. “We’re talking about what’s going on, and the American people don’t quite understand why you don’t ask me questions about that.”
Biden then asked for the reporter to repeat her question about whether he regretted concealing the information from the public until after ballots were cast — before launching into another reprimand.
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