reasons. i think there is a lot of questions about wilmington why there would be ukrainian-related documents in a garage next to a nice car. brian: why did biden take the documents to begin with? why did he? did you ask him? well, he is the problem with that scenario. what happens at the end of an administration is a whole bunch of folks, gsa and others get together and start packing boxes. it was a very chaotic one in that you had a disputed election in what turned out to be a one-term president. a whole bunch of folks packed stuff up and sent it to mar-a-lago which is like a fortress. so some of it gets left behind. some of it is declassified and
reasons. i think there is a lot of questions about wilmington why there would be ukrainian-related documents in a garage next to a nice car. brian: why did biden take the documents to begin with? why did he? did you ask him? well, he is the problem with that scenario. what happens at the end of an administration is a whole bunch of folks, gsa and others get together and start packing boxes. it was a very chaotic one in that you had a disputed election in what turned out to be a one-term president. a whole bunch of folks packed stuff up and sent it to mar-a-lago which is like a fortress. so some of it gets left behind. some of it is declassified and
reasons. i think there is a lot of questions about wilmington why there would be ukrainian-related documents in a garage next to a nice car. brian: why did biden take the documents to begin with? why did he? did you ask him? well, he is the problem with that scenario. what happens at the end of an administration is a whole bunch of folks, gsa and others get together and start packing boxes. it was a very chaotic one in that you had a disputed election in what turned out to be a one-term president. a whole bunch of folks packed stuff up and sent it to mar-a-lago which is like a fortress. so some of it gets left behind. some of it is declassified and
been building up being not only the competent party but the decent, honest party. by stumbling and bumbling around, by not getting their timeline right, amateur hour is over. emily: answers coming out of the white house are doing little to convince house republicans who demand to know who had access to the president s home over all those years. congressman jim jordan told harris last hour and there are a lot of unanswered questions. i don t know why they initially discovered this, why they went looking, why the lawyers were packing boxes, all kinds of questions. i think the american people are entitled to the answers to those questions particular in light of what happened 91 days before the midterm election president trump s home was raided. that was information the country had all kinds of access to but not this. i think all those questions. our committee and others, the intel committee are trying to get answers for the american people. emily: jeremy, again,
today, you have another revelation of classified documents. i mean at some point it becomes the preliminary review stage has to end and you say i can t exonerate, i can t say that no crime is committed so we have to go forward with a special counsel. and it looks like that is the decision that merrick garland made. he didn t really lay out, as i thought he might today, some of the factors, some of the reasons behind why they couldn t rule this out as a series of innocent mistakes, but that s the facts, i mean that is just, that s on its face, that is the reality, because if the u.s. attorney in chicago could have established that yes, this was just some sloppiness of packing boxes then it would be no need tore a special counsel but in fact, what we have is a special counsel and rob hur, the man appointed, is a consummate career special prosecutor, katy, who was in a senior role at the trump justice department, deputy to rod rosenstein in the job that touches almost everything