Pelosi Criticizes MSNBC Over Coverage of Story on Biden’s Classified Documents

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears to be taking issue with how 📺MSNBC is covering the story surrounding President Joe Biden’s classified documents.

During an interview with The New York Times’ Maureen Dowd, the reporter noted “some Democrats are rethinking a Biden re-election run because they are upset over the slippery, inept way the White House has handled the discovery of classified documents from Biden’s days as vice president in multiple places — including the Wilmington, Del., garage that houses his green 1967 Corvette.”

Additionally, Dowd pointed out Democrats are concerned that it “neutralizes” their “ability to go after Trump on the issue, especially after the president cavalierly said on Thursday that he has ‘no regrets’ about it.”

Pelosi explained to Dowd there is a difference between “obstruction” on documents former President Donald Trump handled and the way Biden “openly put forward” the documents.

She told Dowd it is important to know, “What is the nature of the documents? Maybe there’s one word in there that shouldn’t be.”

Or, Pelosi questioned whether it is in the “strictest” category of classified documents.

Dowd then noted even some 📺MSNBC analysts claim the White House’s messaging surrounding the issue was bad.