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Garland has the ball in his court and a big decision has to be made. much will depend on the level of classified documents uncovered and how the material itself was not discovered for so long. garland himself has a few options. he could charge biden current or former aides of the president, could appoint a special counsel, he could find wrongdoing without prosecuting or he could just do and say nothing indefinitely. house speaker kevin mccarthy was asked about this case about an hour ago. listen...

Same violations of federal law? it embrace questions in peoples minds if theres a difference because of one is a democrat an once republican. that ruins and fate of the american people and their justice system which is more important than catching neither of of them. >> i know ive hit you with a couple of offense but i was fascinated by the washington post that reads a following and part quote mark is there a tricky spot for two reasons if they decide to investigate the documents at bidens offic...

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Chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has details tonight from the pentagon. >> fort bragg, north carolina, is home to the u.s. armys most elite units. 54,000 troops live and work on 251 square mile base located off of i-95 half way between miami and new york, along a route known by the justice department as corridor h because of the amount of drug traffics especially fentanyl. the criminal investigation division questioned 15 army special operations soldiers last friday. among ...

>> carley: interesting comments from the president with those remarks yesterday, lucas. thank you so much and lets bring in james comer to the chair house oversight committee looking into this issue in depth. congressman we got the presidents first documents yesterday. he said he was surprised to learn they were even in his office at the biden center. but what went through your mind when you heard them say that? >> i dont dispute that he is surprised but the thing that went through my mind when ...

Special counsel, find wrongdoing without prosecuting anybody or say nothing indefinitely. the president says that he and his team are fully cooperating with the investigation. >> i dont know whats in the documents, my lawyers have not suggested i ask what documents they were. >> on the surface the case sounds like the mar-a-lago documents case. many aspects that make these cases completely different. the big issue here is in the mar-a-lago case former president donald trump rebuffed efforts to g...

>> as sara laid out, theyre asking for bank records for several biden family associates, as well as some related companies. what could they get from that? what does this investigation look like, do you think? >> theyre going to have a hard time getting anything, as dana said. theyre well prepared for this on the legal side. theres enormous lessons to be learned from the last years, of just how hard it can be for congress to get information. ideally, if they were looking to find evidence of wrong...

And a republican congressman from florida -- we should point out most republicans did not express the same level of concern when it was learned that donald trump had taken classified documents and put them -- had them in mar-a-lago. so thats worth remembering here. but republicans are in the majority now. they have these powerful perches where theyre going to be able to investigate and prioritize what they want to look into. and, in fact, this house rules package created a select committee to in...

Spaceport cornwall. a look at some other stories making the news today: a romanian court has ruled that the controversial social media personality andrew tate, along with his brother and two other suspects, will remain in police custody for the full 30 days. they were detained last month on human trafficking charges and have spent 12 days in pre trial detention. they deny any wrongdoing. the online retailer amazon plans to close three of its warehouses in the uk. all 1,200 workers at the sites i...

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