Watchdog groups demand Biden's Senate records searched for classified docs trends now

Several watchdog groups are calling for Joe Biden's records from his Senate years to be searched for classified documents after another tranche of material was found at his Wilmington, Delaware, home.

There are also calls to search his Rehoboth, Delaware, beach home. Biden's personal attorneys searched the home but said no classified material is there.

The University of Delaware houses 1,875 boxes and over 400 gigabytes of digital records from Biden's 36-year Senate career. He desposited his records there at the end of his service.

The National Legal and Policy Center and other groups are calling on Special Counsel Robert Hur to go through that material as part of its investigation and to search the Bidens' Rehoboth home.

'The FBI needs to search the entire 14,000 square foot Penn Biden Center where classified documents were found by his private attorneys searching only Biden's private office,' said NLPC Counsel, Paul Kamenar. 

'The FBI also needs to search Biden's Senate records stored at the University of Delaware as well as his beach home,' he said. 

Other groups are also calling for similar searches. While in the Senate, Biden served  on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and had access to classified material. Classified documents related to that time period were found in his Wilmington home.

'With the number of discoveries of new locations containing classified documents seeming to rise every day, it's possible that classified material could be found in nearly every place Joe Biden slept, worked, or stored his personal belongings,'  Michael Chamberlain, director of Protect the Public's Trust, told the Washington Examiner. 

'The fact that the FBI search of Biden's home last week uncovered more documents than originally

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