happen. to classified them as a slow drip, you keep searching and you don t do all the searching in as soon as you re aware of the drip, the presidentgave the impression and maybe i was misreading it that he immediately was on top of it and immediately let authorities know. there s growing doubt whether that happened at all. now, that doesn t necessarily mean that he lied. it could mean that simply he was not aware, which raises questions as well who is doing stuff on his behalf. well, as you said, in the very beginning, it was discovered by somebody on november 2. whether or not he was informed immediately or later, none of us know. but the investigations were taking place. we ll find out in the final ana analysis what happened, when it
office. the white house has been criticized for not being more forthcoming. the first documents were discovered on november 2, but the white house didn t acknowledge that until last week, after being asked by cbs news. and since then, the white house has said even more documents had been found at another location. today, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked 18 times about the issue. when it comes to legal issues, we have been very clear that we are not going to comment. reporter: republicans continue to criticize the white house for not going public sooner. prior to an election, they kept it secret. at no time did he get raided by the f.b.i. reporter: but white house aides are calling that criticism fake outrage, arguing there was little concern expressed from republicans when classified documents were found at mar-a-lago. norah, weve learned tonight that special counsel is expected to begin his investigation into
president obama being asked about these things? sorry, madonna. he could have declassified these. his name deserves to be mentioned. emily: that s a good point that harris brought up. it begs the question, the timeline. his personal attorneys have access to all of these documents at a minimum from november 2 to january 11, that s a whole lot of time to touch a lot of things and it s worrisome especially when, as jeremy brings up, potential for accountability. this administration says we cooperated immediately. what does it look like behind close doors? harris brought up the transition between obama and biden moving out. the administration has defended as chaotic. it s not a defense to the gross mishandling of documents. one of the first days, this is before secret service moved in. this is what his delaware residents look like in april of 2019.
mark: welcome back america, we re here with jim trust y . president trump s l lawyer on the document case. we have no idea how the biden documents got to the different locations. we don t have any information that leads up to november 2 of what cause the investigations to look for documents. anything about chain of cocustody. it is all evidence of double standard. think about the security associated with mar-a-lago. it is kind of a fo fort
america, we re here with jim trust y . president trump s lor lawyer on the document case. we have no idea how the biden documents got to the different locations. we don t have any information that leads up to november 2 of what cause the investigations to look for documents. anything about chain of coascustody. it is all evidence of double standard. think about the security associated with mar-a-lago. it is kind of a fort fort