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Regulations are and then i expect that she'll talk about if they've had the opportunity to do their damage assessment yet. she'll probably talk in broad terms about some of the information that was included in some of these documents and whether or not their exposure presents a risk to national security. the sensitivity is there are ongoing criminal investigations here, certainly on the trump side and on the biden side, we know that doj is reviewing the pence matter, it will likely end up in some sort of investigative posture so she can't go too far. she can't share details that might compromi...

Should provide. that is some documents, the classification. it can happen instantaneously. apparently hap, did.it when president bush years ago had a conversation and declassified something on the spot. but there is nsomethin theo cri. it's a pure question of evidence and the burden ofrden proof is on the government.e so i do not believeeve th the government is going to be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the materialment that was in trump's possession was actually classified on the biden side. there's another problem because the statutr e requires thathat h the classified material...

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Little more detail in terms of what is the reason on the biden side of things s it because of the, you know, the criminal investigation? congress has an oversight ability and responsibility. and i think it's important to notice that. however, when it comes to things like what we're seeing -- look, we've seen the republicans and congress at the moment make it clear they want the department of justice to stop investigating january 6th. they want them to stop investigating donald trump, for instance. the question is, what is the goal here? and quite honestly, on this oversight committee, there is...

They haven't appeared to take that step yet, but they certainly can if they want to. eric: could you describe the process, if goes before a grand jury, they decide whether or not to issue indictments? >> yeah. so the grand jury would hear evidence from investigators who have investigated the case and witnesses to certain aspects of it. the federal prosecutors will have an initial decision about whether or not to present the grand jury with an indictment here because that's a special counsel, there's a different set of rules. the same thing we're seeing in the mar-a-lago investigation, it's out...