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>> thank you for having me. >> first let me ask you do we know if there are still people who are scotch-taping together the president's torn-up documents, or did this end when the gentlemen who are the suect of your piece got fired? >> no, there are still people doing it, although the amo of torn-up participator thed is less than it was at the beginning of the administration. solomon lardy, one of the men i talked, to said for the first five months it was basically their entire department doing this is what he told me. and when he was fired, he said there was still a woman doing it daily and a...

Offices mailed to them at home. a few questions here. why were the career staffers from the national archives fired from their jobs taping the president's papers back together again, humpty-dumpty style? is anybody on that same scotch tape duty now? and what assurances do we the public have that records are being kept as the law requires? what just happened here? joining us now is the woman who broke this story, annie karni, who's a white house reporter for politico.com. miss karni, congratulations on this super weird scoop, and thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> first le...

Our white house reporter sarah westwood is "outfront." sarah, you spoke to lardy. what did he tell you about his job, what he was supposed to be doing every day, and how long this had been going on for, the president's destruction of the documents? >> well, president trump apparently has been making life difficult for the people who's job it is to ensure that he complies with the presidential records act, which requires most of the papers a president touches to go to tional archives. i spoke to solomon, who says he and his colleagues spent hours on a nearly daily basis piecing together papers ...

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