those will be the headlines we ll be looking forward to in the next couple of months, for these 20 conservatives, if they want to reduce the amount of money we re spending, keep it at the level of fiscal year 2022, then the question where do those cuts come from. neil? neil: you just go from one crisis to another. you suit up for the next one. man, oh, man. meanwhile, taking a look at more life and death concerns down south, wicked storms, lots of tornadoes, and sadly lots of injuries and deaths. steve harrigan in griffin, georgia, with the latest. steve? neil, this is a roof behind me. used to be on a building over there, across parts of georgia and alabama. there are pieces of buildings, pieces of homes that are in different places than they were 24 hours ago. selma, alabama, hit especially hard. one tornado on the ground for 2k buildings. some people who lived through it
facility. the fact that these documents are floating around in an unsecure location, in a garage, in an office, where people who clearly never had or would not have the authority to view those documents is troubling, it s concerning, and especially at this level, the highest level of our government, it seems to me that we need to do a complete overhaul of the accessing, the storage, and the discussions. neil: you know, stuart, the case of the biden documents, if you take the president s word that he was unaware of them, and this occurred after he was vice president, so he s a former vice president storing he s documents, or someone presumably on his behalf at his office, at his home, isn t the bigger worry that he was unaware of it, and someone else was doing it? i m not sure i would accept
presidency, because the president solely has the authority to view all classified information at anti, at any given point, and that s where there needs to be a complete overhaul of the accessing, the storing, and how this information is safeguarded, because clearly the gatekeepers of this information is turning over this information with absolutely no checks or balances to ensure that it s returned. not only returned, returned at the appropriate time when there s no longer the need to have that information. neil: in the case of some of these biden documents, they re years old. we ll see. a lot still being cleared up. the president, meanwhile, grabbing marine one in wilmington, delaware, a source of a lot of where this material was, locked up, we re told. we ll keep you posted on that. and also keep you posted on developing vaccines for covid, concern that among a vulnerable subset of the population they could be dangerous. they ve been looking into it, saying it s not so.
then i m concerned this was concerned on november 2nd. why are we now just finding out about it? we re just out on the south lawn with the president as he boarded marine one. he didn t take any questions. he is flying right this minute to his wilmington, delaware, residence, which based on everything we ve heard in the last 24 hours or so could be described as a crime scene. neil? neil: incredible. thank you, peter, very much. and you were seeing in that piece, james comer, the white house oversight committee chairman, my special guest tomorrow 10:00 a.m. eastern time on cavuto live. two separate counsel probes are going on, two different presidents. for that here s more from the justice department. david? hi, neil. loose of twos, two special counsels investigating two presidents appointed within two months of one another. that s what s going on at the department of justice in early 2023. the latest special counsel to be
and they want to speak to you, get to the bottom of this with you. you re in retirement. i guess you don t have to do any of this. would you speak to them? well, of course. i have a great deal of respect, neil, for the process of oversight. i really do. i have nothing to hide. i can explain everything that i ve done during the period of time that i was involved in that process. i have no trouble with testifying before the congress at all. like i said, i respect greatly the process of oversight in our government. neil: because they re going to target what you did, how you did it, and inconsistent moves in the earliest days, saying you didn t need masks, later on saying you do need masks. you know, saying that this could be maybe an isolated problem before it got to be a big problem, and then criticizing you for saying it ended up being the very big problem you predicted it would be. so they want to get into this with you. it could get nasty. are you prepared for that?