that s obviously ridiculous. i mean, these are apples and apples, they just happen to be different apples. the example, you can have someone charged with bank robbery and another charged with bank robbery and stealing a car. they both have the underlying offense of bank robbery. so there is a comparison here and not lost on the department of justice. if they don t charge biden, a question whether it s consistent and whether it undermines the integrity of the department to bring that charge against trump. so these are this is going to make it much more difficult for the department of justice. there are differences in the case, the department of justice has said they believe false statements were made and that there was obstruction with regard to mar-a-lago. but anyone who does not think this complicates the situation is rather delusional. sandra: if you could stand by with us, jonathan, bret and martha are with us as well. bret, we are trying to dig through what we know, when we
classified information anymore. i don t get briefed every morning by the agency. garland review add preliminary finding from the trump era u.s. attorney. he told to look in to the case. now the decision soly rests with garland about what to do in this case. the documents were discovered by biden s lawyers six days before the election. what is so surprising to me is that this came out before the election. why does his department of just treat people differently? every time we find out something that comes out before the election dealing with the biden family it s pushed under the rug. there were a couple of options merrick garland can go by. charge biden, aides, find wrong doing without prosecuting or do and say nothing indefinitely. the decision on merrick garland s desk is simple. whether or not the facts warrant the appointment of a special counsel. no indication right now merrick garland plans to appoint
issue. president biden: i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there to that office. but i don t know what s in the documents. my lawyers have not suggested i ask what documents they were. video captured biden and garland sitting together during the trip as news broke garland appointed a u.s. attorney to investigate classified documents found at the president s private office at the penn center in washington, d.c. biden attorney found the documents in november. garland appointed u.s. attorney john louche to investigate. his investigation took several weeks and now up to merrick garland to make a decision. the level of classified documents uncovered and how the material itself was discovered was not discovered for so long. garland himself could either charge biden, current or former aides, appoint a special
many, many months. the question is does this late afternoon story in the post signal a major movement in the case? correspondent david spunt has the latest information from the justice department. good evening, david. bret, good evening to you. a source with knowledge of the investigation tells fox news it has reached a significant and critical phase also federal investigators are no longer collecting evidence. it s moved past that point and is now in the hands of the united states attorney in delaware. the washington post reported that agents believe prosecutors have enough evidence to charge biden, hunter biden with tax crimes, plural s there. and a false statement related to a gun charge. the investigation moved over the summer from the fbi to the u.s. attorney in delaware. justice department policy is not to file politically sensitive charges in the two months or so before a federal election since biden is not on the ballot. this rule may not apply. we previously reported, br
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