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A declassification review of top-secret documents tied to 9/11. any documents deemed eligible for declassification will be released within the next six months. more than 1,600 people affected by the attack signed on to a letter by biden last month, calling on him to stay away from 9/11 memorial events at ground zero, unless he released documents related to the attacks. president biden is expected to attend events to commemorate the 20-year inadvertence next week. and this disappointmenting august jobs report shows the surging delta variant has become a major roadblock in the nation's path to e...

But the proof will be in the pudding. but um, i -- i am excited to see what happens next. but we need the president to hold strong. do not let the bureaucracy snow him. do not trust the fbi. it's the same people that have been -- that have -- that have been throwing us under the bus for 20 years that are now leading this declassification review. >> brett, is he welcomed next weekend? >> you know, again, i'm gonna withhold those sentiments. i think this is a great, first step. but let's see what happens. i believe that he has a few days, according to the executive order, to produce the document...

Declassification. there's been precious few documents released so far and the families deserve this. president biden has recognized that. what are they looking for specifically? well, writ large they need to know more about the investigation, but they are keyed in intensely on the role of saudi arabia. there have been conspiracy theories, did the saudis cover up something, were they involved, that's what they want to get their hands on. only time will tell whether the declassification review will turn up those documents if they exist, and if they're too sensitive they can't be released. time w...

Opportunity to tack attack it a you'll hear a lot more of that on the campaign trail. >> and rudy giuliani has not been a great source of factual information necessarily throughout this whole process. matt miller, we've been running through the drill, mueller sends the report to barr, he informs the house and senate, and we all resume the waiting game. is this a little bit of, even when it's over, it's really just the first phase that's over and another phase of uncertainty begins? >> it's hard to know. if i were at the justice department trying to manage the public release, i would want to co...

Next week zbh. the house intelligence kmitd tee is set to vote on whether or not to release the transcripts of the dozens of interviews as part of its now defunct russia investigation. the testimony includes donald junior, jared kushner, hope hicks, michael cohen, dan coats, jeff sessions and steve bannon. several prominent officials in the obama administration testified as well. the chairman of the committee devin nunes initially resisted calls from democrats to release the transcripts to the public, but now says he wants to do so before the midterm election. if approved for release, the do...