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I was offered by the president's personal lawyer's, for the doj to have access to the house. they had access to the house, as i think you saw the statement, for about 13 hours, going through materials in every part of the home to ensure that they were able to do the kind of thorough search to retrieve any additional materials, so that's been a part of this process for the president's legal team, white house counsel's office, working cooperatively with the doj. at the president's direction, because like i said, he really cares about the strength of the justice department, independent justice de...

Designed to balance growth and guaranteed income. and provide access to specialists who help with estate planning to look out for future generations so you're not just growing and protecting your wealth. you're sharing it. because doors were meant to be opened. great job, everybody! >> back with our breaking news, new details today in the classified documents investigation into president biden. the white house not telling us that the department of searched the presidents home for 13 hours on friday. they found at least six more items consisting of documents with classified markings. the white ...

Classified documents investigation into president biden. the white house not telling us that the department of searched the presidents home for 13 hours on friday. they found at least six more items consisting of documents with classified markings. the white house says that they were from president biden's time as vice president and senator. let's bring in ian sam, special assistant to the president and senior adviser and spokesperson for the white house counsel's office. ian, does the white house expect additional searches at the president's other properties? >> i think it's important in this...

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On Monday’s PBS NewsHour, the show’s White House correspondent Laura Barron-Lopez brought Democrat-friendly summations to the Trump and Biden classified-documents controversies, suggesting Trump (and not Biden) may have violated the Espionage Act. She started by noting that Biden staffers insist there are no visitor logs at the Biden residence in Wilmington, Delaware, where the president has spent many days of his presidency. Then she moved on to partisan anti-Republican digs,