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the very first time since 9/11. two thousand one because of a computer glitch at the federal government. later, congressman byron donalds and his wife, also erica , will join us to respond to the unbridled, vicious racial attacks from small-minded, msnbc, dnc viewers following last night's very contentious interview with joy reid. so stay tuned. by the way, we also at our grade at the end of the show, not getting enough a's. we'll see what happens. >> but we begin this wednesday night with fox news alert. >> joe biden has been caught mishandling classified documents yet again for the...

>> well, it's not powerful in the way a lot of people think it is in my opinion. >> why not? >> i don't know what document he had in his hand. and i think the critical factor is that -- again, i don't know the evidence. it'll come out at trial with testimony. but did someone see in red ink a classification on that document that said top secret or some other secret or some other classification. if not then it's just the president's word. what i think is important in that audio is when the president says i could have declassified this before and i didn't, i can't declassify it now. that's an adm...

Them have really seemed to stick. as this audio recording undercuts most of them. the fact that he acknowledges he didn't declassify everything before leaving office. that he acknowledged that he did take documents with him and have them in his possession that were sensitive materials post leaving office. and to the fact that he was aware of the kinds of materials that he took with him, after feigning ignorance about what was in the boxes, claiming there were newspapers, clippings, papers, whatnot. of course, we have not quite figured out what exactly this sensitive material that trump claimed...

On his own. >> so good luck. >> merrick garland trying to prove that trump didn't declassify these documents, which means, quite frankly, this the entire dispute should have been a civil one . >> the proper remedy is for garland, who has sought the records through his subpoena, go to an impartial judge in a civil court because the control statute is a civil statute. the presidential records act. but garland didn't do that. he decided on zone to criminalize a civil matter. >> let's give you the last word. >> that's. yeah, we need new law, need laws that make it clear that we're overclassifying ...

Search warrant. talk to me about them, because the whole issue of whether he declassified or didn't declassify really is immaterial to those three laws that they cited. >> yeah. that's absolutely right. i do think it is worth noting that with respect to the espionage act, although it is technically immaterial, it does require it to be national defense information, and there is an argument that the classification system is what fills in the -- and provides gloss to what that means. so that's probably from donald trump's perspective one where if the documents were in fact declassified, that's a ...