Rod Rosenstein urges Biden special counsel to GRILL the President

Former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Sunday urged the special counsel investigating President 's handling of classified files to seek an interview with the commander-in-chief himself.

Earlier this week, the that a small batch of classified files were found in Biden's former private office at a Washington, think tank on November 2, 2022. It prompted questions over why their existence was not disclosed ahead of the November 8 midterm elections six days later.

Since then, the White House has admitted that a total of six more classified documents were from his time as vice president - this time, at his private Wilmington, Delaware home.

Rod Rosenstein urges Biden special counsel to GRILL the President

Rosenstein, who had appointed Robert Mueller as special counsel to probe whether the Trump 2016 campaign colluded with Russia, dismissed criticism of his former department.