have these. people did start saying, okay, we need to look at all of his properties, and that s how the next batch turned up on december 20th and a single documents turned up this week. the question isn t why did it take so long, six or seven weeks to complete the search that eventually turned up the documents. former u.s. attorney chuck rosenberg, what will these two cases come down to? i think jonathan lemire s explanation there is going to be important to this investigation. right. and there are absolutely differences in the cases in terms of responsiveness and volume, and they come down to intelligent. we keep talking about these two cases as if the only subjects on the planet are donald trump in the first one, and joe biden in the other but these aren t guys who cut the grass at the white house, right? i mean, they have people who do stuff for them, and so that s
towns and villages destroyed, and for them to want to take the time to reach out in that very personal, visceral way, that s very special. when you think about everything that they re facing right now and bakhmut, by the way, as cnn s been reporting, that s been the scene of pretty intense fighting in the last few days. these aren t guys that are sitting around drinking coffee all day. they are in the fight. and for them to take that time out and to send that message, that means a lot. the president was moved today when president zelenskyy gave him a medal that had been awarded to a ukrainian soldier. and the ukrainian soldier wanted president biden personally to have it in his possession. and of course the president will look for a way to personally thank that ukrainian soldier. but that medal and that flag, those are tangible. you can reach out and touch them, stark reminders of the sacrifices that ukrainian soldiers are making every single day. and we re told that president zelens
to give to american leaders, to give to president biden, to give to the united states of congress. and i want you to put on your veteran right now as a retired admirable. what s the emotional significance of troops on the front lines signing a flag of the country to deliver to an ally as a thank you for this kind of support. emotionally walk us through what might be going through the minds of those troops on the front line there? yes, it s visceral, i mean these are young soldiers that have lost their friends, lost family members. seen their towns and villages destroyed. and for them to want to take the time to reach out in the very personal visceral way, that is very special. when you think about everything that they re facing right now and cnn has been reporting. that has been the scene of pretty intense fighting in the last few days. these aren t guys that are