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viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm max foster in london. bianca's off for the day. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> there has been another set of documents that have been discovered. some of those documents have been classified. >> this is an ongoing process. he takes it seriously when it comes to classified documents. >> there's no indication that santos is going to resign because he clearly has no shame. >> we don't need george santos but if he wants to do the right thing, i think he should resign. his father's friends calling him a sociopath an...

Easi easily. I completely agree on the delassification like that. The sources and that set a new precedent. It will be different for the investigation, turning over materials to congress. You turned over thousands of pages, in the middle of the investigation, now that it is closed you cant tell me you have any reason to hang on to that similar information. So good news and bad news for you. Were not going anywhere. Thats the bad news, the good news is it is your table now. Well, is that what happens . 30 seconds, now im supposed to throw mtp daily. All right, so this is what they call weird va...

Now the secretary of labor. >> okay, remember this? the number one example of the elite lack of accountability for this guy, jeffrey epstein, is the fact that the u.s. attorney hammered out this plea deal that is just unheard of, they just basically let him get away with it and go back to reoffending. the guy that gave him that deal, donald trump, appointed him, alex acosta, in his cabinet. the guy that gave the epstein deal. he got a cabinet position because he was appointed by donald trump. it was a big scandal. acosta resigned to 2019 amid renewed interest in the epstein case, although he d...

Simon case. mr sharp thought that was sufficient disclosure. today's report found that it wasn't. and as we've been hearing, richard sharp says he now regrets not mentioning that conversation. and that oversight brought risks for the bbc because while the bbc didn't appoint richard sharp, its director—general, tim davie, has been vocal on impartiality. this story risked undermining that message. and, in the end, it's worth emphasising that all of this has happened because of a failure to mention one conversation, not because the bbc chair is a long—time acquaintance of the prime minister w...

He wanted to offer the former prime ministerfinancial help with a loan guarantee. and he asked his friend richard sharpe if he could make a connection to do that. richard sharp spoke to the cabinet secretary, head of the civil service simon case. mr sharpe thought that was sufficient disclosure. today's report found that it wasn't. and as we've been hearing, richard sharpe says he now regrets not mentioning that conversation. and that oversight brought risks for the bbc because while the bbc didn't appoint richard sharpe, its director—general tim davie has been vocal on impartiality. this st...