labor. all he thoses shoes are, it s terrible. welcome to fox & friends. it s the fourth and final hour. we ve been eating all hour, we ve had steak, lucky charms, great tak tak tacos from rich. he is a legitimate five star chef. it s not fake. now we ve got what are they called? kragle. rachel: why are they called kragle. national bagel day is today. we have kragles. rachel: what is that? it s a mixture of croissant and bagel i ve been told. that s pretty interesting. i love coconut. pa take your pick. cheese and i don t know what that is. rachel: that looks like jalapeno. i ve never seen you pick up anything that was green before. how is it? the bagel s a little softer. i really like it. you re is falling you apart. par for the course. rachel: we need a fox. we need a fox & friends weekend dog to pick up the food i drop around. it s a good concept. i don t mind it. i like the cronut better. rachel: this is really good. this is not the end of fo
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experience. how odd is it that it s the be president s lawyers who discovered these in some office doing i don t know what, some very expensive moving services for the be president? the president? it seems that s a detail that needs more attention. to the first point, will, on the issue of classified documents, you have you to understand, there isn t just one for every classified document, there are hundreds if not thousands of copies that go to people that have clearances that s sometimes walk around washington, d.c. in what we call lock bags and so over time the idea that such documents aren t in places or stored in accordanc with laws a and regulations is not surprising. that s accurate and that s something we need to the address when talking about things that could pose a grave national security concern. so i think that s the first issue. your second question was