White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre repeatedly dodged questions about the FBI’s search of Joe Biden’s Rehoboth Beach house.

The FBI searched Joe Biden’s Rehoboth Beach, Delaware home Wednesday morning for more classified documents.

The FBI conducted a search on Wednesday from 8:30 am to noon and found no documents with classified markings.

The agents took handwritten notes that appear to be from Biden’s time as Vice President.

Reporters’ cameras caught investigators with Virginia plates pull up to Biden’s Delaware beach house.

CBS reporter Ed O’Keefe asked Karine Jean Pierre: “Would the White House have revealed today’s [FBI] search if pool cameras hadn’t caught the investigators arriving on scene?”

KJP dodged and refused to answer the question.

“Again, this is a question for the White House counsel’s office. I would refer you to them,” Karine Jean-Pierre said.

WATCH:

CBS’s @EdOKeefe: “Would the White House have revealed today’s [FBI] search if pool cameras hadn’t caught the investigators arriving on scene?”

KJP: “Again, this is a question for the WH counsel’s office. I would refer you to them.” pic.twitter.com/cbvxCSQQmw

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) February 1, 2023

Reuters reporter Trevor Hunnicutt asked Karine Jean-Pierre: “What is the current number of documents bearing classified markings…found in [Biden’s] residences and offices?”

“I would refer you to the WH counsel’s office,” KJP said.

“Ian [Sams] just declined to comment,” the reporter said.

“Well, there you go,” KJP said.

WATCH:

Reuters's @TrevorNews Hunnicutt: "What is the current number of documents bearing classified markings…found in [Biden's] residences & offices?"

KJP: "I would refer you to the WH counsel's office."

Hunnicutt: "Ian just declined to comment."

KJP: "Well, there you go." pic.twitter.com/m2tytZrqIM

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) February 1, 2023

“Is there a reason that two of the searches were disclosed and not the search of the Penn Biden Center? Is there a legal reason why you are disclosing only two and not what we know is a third search?” ABC’s Mary Bruce asked KJP after Ian Sams refused to answer her questions about the FBI searches.

“Again, I’m going to refer you to the WH Counsel’s office,” KJP said.

WATCH:

ABC's @MaryKBruce: "Is there a of the searches were disclosed & not the search of the Penn Biden Center?..Is there a legal reason why you are disclosing only two and not what we know is a third search?

KJP: "Again, I'm going to refer you to the WH Counsel's office." pic.twitter.com/rHWT6rqvEW

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) February 1, 2023

“Did anyone at the White House tell the National Archives at any point not to issue a press release about the discovery of classified documents?” NBC’s Peter Alexander asked Karine Jean-Pierre.

“I would–I would really you to the White House counsel’s office, who has been running this process,” KJP said.

WATCH:

NBC's @PeterAlexander: "Did anyone at the WH tell the National Archives at any point not to issue a press release about the discovery of classified documents?"

KJP: "I would–I would really you to the WH counsel's office, who is [sic] been running this process." pic.twitter.com/mLh1v6VIYp

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) February 1, 2023

Videos courtesy of Newsbusters

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As previously reported, Texas Governor Greg Abbott in November called for an investigation into “widespread problems” with Harris County elections during the midterms.

One Harris County race in particular raised eyebrows.

Corrupt Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo ‘won’ her reelection by nearly 16,000 votes against a popular Republican opponent.

Hidalgo’s top three staffers are under indictment and law enforcement booed her during a commissioners court meeting in October.

WATCH:

Republicans spent millions to unseat Lina Hidalgo but she still somehow won her reelection.

“I’m calling for an investigation into the widespread problems with the Harris County elections last Tuesday.” Abbott said in November.

“The allegations of election improprieties in our state’s largest county may result from anything ranging from malfeasance to blatant criminal conduct.” he added.

Republican voters in Harris County were disenfranchised on Election Day after they showed up to vote at 8 pm but were turned away from the polling station.

After being told they could vote until 8 pm, the voters were told the voting time cut off was actually 7 pm.

It turns out the paper ballot shortage on Election Day in Harris County was far worse than initially estimated so Greg Abbott said “it may necessitate new elections.”

According to KHOU 11, “121 voting centers did not initially receive enough ballot paper to cover voter turnout.”

The shortage of ballot paper at some Harris County voting centers on election day was more widespread than the Elections Administration Office estimated, according to a KHOU 11 analysis of equipment and voter turnout records.

The county’s post-election analysis on the extent of the shortage was “largely inconclusive.” After reviewing help desk logs and calling presiding and alternate election judges, the county estimated 46 to 68 voting centers ran out of their initial allotment of paper.

KHOU 11 Investigates compared ballot paper packets allocated to the total number of votes cast and discovered 121 voting centers did not initially receive enough ballot paper to cover voter turnout. The county allotted each of the locations six ballot paper packets, or enough for 600 ballots. But the total votes cast exceeded that amount, sometimes by hundreds of ballots. For example, 946 election day ballots were cast at the Bellaire Civic Center, 990 at Warner Elementary School, and 1,037 at Salyards Middle School.

The election day controversy left some voters and election judges furious.

“Harris Co. election ballot paper shortage far bigger than initially estimated,” Greg Abbott said. “It’s so big it may have altered the outcome of elections.”

“It may necessitate new elections,” Abbott said.

“It WILL necessitate new LAWS that prevent Harris Co. from ever doing this again.” he said.

Harris Co. election ballot paper shortage far bigger than initially estimated.

It's so big it may have altered the outcome of elections.

It may necessitate new elections.

It WILL necessitate new LAWS that prevent Harris Co. from ever doing this again.https://t.co/Bc3YE3ix5E

— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) February 1, 2023

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