as you said at the top of the hour, these are government documents. they are not presidents personal documents. that even includes the unclassified stuff. when i left the government after almost 25 year career, i walked out with nothing. nothing in my hands, except for my own personal items. by personal items i don t meet any government papers. so, after that, after that lengthy amount of time and the knowledge that, and once i receive that, seeing that was classified information in the 15 boxes that were sent back to the archives, the fbi had no choice but to open an investigation to see what else might be there. and not only did the fbi need to open an investigation, by our national intelligence community needed to do its own review of what were the threats to national intelligence. so i think this is an entirely different from opening some sort of case after someone has declared candidacy. i would also say, you know, that the president of justice
perspective on it. the former defense secretary is going to join us next hour. we have a lot of questions for him on this matter as well. this morning, mike pence is consenting to an fbi search of his home and his office in indiana to see if there are potentially any more classified documents there. there comes after pence handed over a small number of government papers, classified documents that a source says were lower level classification. paula reid joins us now. good morning. you know when this is going to happen? is the fbi expecting to find anything classified? we expect this to happen sometime soon. it s unclear when. the pence team says they re confident. they ve done their own searches. they don t believe there is going to be any additional classified documents. but they re trying to be as coop cooperate you have as they can. right now the justice department is reviewing this case. that is the first step they took with the biden case. but as we reported, there is tension
majority in the senate. the democrats have a president. we re all americans and we all have to work together. the one thing i do know our debt is too high and we have waste in our government and we need to sit down together in a responsible way to put us on a path to balance that will make the future of america stronger so the next century will be ours. thank you all for the job you ve done. neil: there you go. they had a nice chat. that focused on the debt ceiling and on spending. you know, top secret government papers and the rest, documents. that did not come up in this one-on-one with the speaker of the house and the president of the united states. but they re far apart. chad pergram right now. what it seems to be signalling is that they remain far apart. the president doesn t want to tie anything to raising that debt ceiling. the speaker does. and that kind of sums up where
king charles iii will escape the glare of the last week and he will be working here, viewing government papers and taking phone calls of condolences. across the uk, flags are now returning to full mast as national mourning is now over. the country adjusts to the new head of state. the grandeur and precision of the funeral yesterday was an intense experience for those directly involved. this lieutenant colonel, in the centre of the screen, lead the gun carriage procession, the significance of what he did is only now thinking in. it significance of what he did is only now thinking in.- only now thinking in. it was the proudest only now thinking in. it was the proudest moment - only now thinking in. it was the proudest moment of. only now thinking in. it was| the proudest moment of my only now thinking in. it was - the proudest moment of my love, the proudest moment of my love, the most important duty of my military career and elated to be part of something very big and i ve had now mom
stock. he is already starting to look at the red boxes. this is his life. the red boxes, the government papers, looking through government papers, looking through government papers is what his job papers, looking through government papers is what hisjob now papers, looking through government papers is what his job now entails. he is there, in the relative privacy of highgrove estate in order to start looking at that. one must also remember the king is 73 years old, the queen a 75 years old. it would have been a very difficult week emotionally, mentally, physically very challenging. hopefully today is a day for them. other members of the royal family will visit the sandringham estate, to see the tributes left at the norwich gates. they will meet some of the staff and console them. with the estate staff