Absolutely no one in the Biden administration wants to answer a question about Joe’s classified documents scandal - including him. 

During an interview with PBS, Judy Woodruff asked him about the hypocrisy in him condemning Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents while being in possession of such documents himself. “You said just possessing classified documents is ‘totally irresponsible?” So, what was totally irresponsible about the fact that you had them?” Woodruff asked. 

And to that, Biden plead the fifth, replying “They've informed me not to speak to this issue, to any way, try to prejudice the investigation that is going on,” (with “they” presumably being his handlers). 

He did try to insert some spin in there however, adding “But what I was talking about was what was laid out, all these documents were top-secret, codeword, and all the rest. I'm not at liberty, and I'm not even sure, I made voluntarily, no one's had to threaten to do anything, volunteer with everything I have for them to come and look and spin our searching my home -- spend hours searching my home. I invited them. And so, to the best of my knowledge, the kinds of things they picked up were things from 1974, stray papers. There may be something else, I don't know.”

Just last week Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre deflected a question on classified docs, and made it clear that no answer is default answer to all questions relating to this. 

“How many classified documents have been found at the President's residences and offices?” asked a reporter. 

“I would refer you to the White House Counsel's Office,” KJP replied, to which the reporter told her that they had declined to comment. 

”Well, there you go. You got your answer,” KJP told him.