complete. there that ths nothing else to oddly enough, biden was at the scene the crime this weekend. of course, we don t knowe wa what he was doing or who he was meeting with , despite spendingp muchen of his presidency in delaware, there are no visitor logs at his home, according to the white house counsel. log quote, like every president across decades of modern history, his personal residence is personal, whichesie begs the question, why is classified material just lying around i arounn a persona? library and a personal garage with boxes around it? and why are the federalgo government allowed biden svernme personal lawyers, some of which don t have clearances, to conduct the search? just a few month cs afteondur rg monta-lago and seizing documents at gunpoint and think about this as congressmand se jim jordan points out, quoteiz, what prompted them to look in look for joe biden s classifiede documents in the first place? good question. question. with reaction the aut
opponent of doing. absolutely.e but you know a lot aboutdoing. classifications. you know what it shoul d look like and what it shouldn t look like. and this is he s writing the book right now on what it shouldn t look like. so you can address that if you would. but also the timing of this. within he s about to think about announcing for reelection . where does it why does this information come out? do you read anything into that? into well, i think we need to w how this whole process began, as in who found these law documents? t why were lawyers, the oneshe on. lawyers without clearances? la, you would thinkle that if these are people who are just close to joe biden, they probably would haveo disposed of these documents in y some other way. but instead, they told arc the national archives, look, this is i think and this ties into, by the way, how journalists are now the mainstream media , democratdemocrat aligned journos are feeling hung out to dry on all of this. there is no pla