statement that five additional pages of documentsad with classified markingsdition e found at biden s home thursday evening. now, surely this new hs was to those democrats who have spent the past seven years squawkingre about the rule of law and normsa whght? wrong. t what is the proper thing for a former president to do if he i finds that there are government documents or classifiedovernmen documents that are in hisession possession? and my understanding is they did the right thing. my de a different procedure for dealing with them that we are unaware of. uand that s a meaningful thingo that we could look at. bu.t obviously, we don t wantca to turn this into just a political football. i know exactlotball.y what president biden said when he was informed that these documents were found in his office, in his office in washington. and that was a oh, followed washin, by a four letter explet. and it s an embarrassment, no doubt, about it. e to i there more to it? i doubt it. y
including interviewing staff and family and even past visitors. those interviews are subject are to criminal penalties for false statements. so this gets reastl seriouatemsl fast. all right. ha joining me now is the manorge himself, jonathan turley, george washingtond fo constitutional law professor and fox news contributor. jonathan , good contri to see you. profe all right. so, professor sean, expound upon that point, if you would. why might this get worse for foe joe biden in the end? well, you know, there wasre was a curious statement out of the white house that this information is personal because this is the personal residence of the president. ident. that dog won t hunt. i mean, you you really don tnt a have an argument that this is now a purely personal residence when you ve stored highly classified docu bitss there. so this is at best an a investigatory scene, but you can t just say that becausese it s the private residence that