steve: yeah. ainsley: investigators. biden has known about this since 2017. that s when he started renting this office at the penn biden center in washington, d.c. steve: we don t know if he ever saw the stuff in the box but somebody on his staff. ainsley: a staffer can get classified information it s not just the president. steve: when they are stacking up their offices at the thought all the stuff in a box and cart it off somewhere. we don t know. there are so many dots that have not been connected yet but we do know those were those sci documents which are the tippy top secret ones that nobody, once you are out of the oval office, should ever have. brian: so they know a small number of documents with classified markings, it was locked found by his lawyers. trying to minimize this to the best possible way. the bottom line is for now on, before president or vice president leaves the archivist go over and take a look at the documents. nobody was hiding things going to mar-a
donald trump appointed him. keep in mind the biden administration has known about this for two months. looking through stuff stack up joe biden s think tank in washington. wait a minute this shouldn t be here called national archives and they picked them up the next day. nonetheless, the biden administration didn t reveal their hand. so this happened on november 2nd, the election was november 8th. six days later would be the midterms. of course if they reveal that it would be explosive politically because of all of the things that joe biden just said videotape. steve: they didn t say anything. they sat on it until yesterday when cbs broke the story. ainsley: a president can declassify documents under the presidential records act that s what donald trump has claimed that s why he had the classified information. but the vice president is not able to do it. you say he knew about it for the last two months.
president biden meeting with mexican president lopez obrador after visiting the southern border for the first time. fox news cameras captured 100 migrants being processed. i want to thank president biden for giving us this opportunity. bennett, once more, goes to the end zone. another touchdown catch. back-to-back, man, do you not see this in college football. shine on me shine on me shine on me steve: what color is that sky? brian: is that the brady bunch singing? steve: lilac. ainsley: it is gorgeous that s what it is. sun is coming up in washington, d.c. 33 degrees. high around 3:00, 4:00 today 46. take your coat if you live there. brian: purple is considered moderate in washington. people say there is not much
i want solutions. the people i represent wants solutions. what they are doing doesn t work. they need to change direction. every presidency before them has had to deal with the immigration and border crisis. they are failing at it miserably and trying to blame it on politics. i think it s important that you have members of congress go wait a second, i want to work with the administration. bill: roll this. henry cuellar, democrat lives in your state with us last hour. you have to listen to border communities because look, what new york is getting or chicago or washington is only a drop, only a drop of what we get down there to the border. listening to landowners, mayors, county judges and all that. bill: i don t know how long we ll keep listening to the same pleas to the same people. you are one of them and we ll continue that topic again. another topic, sir, you don t like the rules package on behalf
in a locked closet inside offices occupied by the penn biden center in washington, d.c. and officials say that those offices were used by joe biden after he left the vice presidency but before he became president. and they say the papers were discovered the day before the midterm election and were turned over immediately. all of this follows the discovery of roughly 300 classified documents at former president trump s residence at mar-a-lago. the justice department is considering criminal charges in that case. the white house said in a statement it is cooperating with the national archives and the department of justice and an official told nbc news that attorney general merrick garland turned the matter over to the u.s. attorney in illinois, who was appointed by then president trump. lester? all right. ken dilanian with that late-breaking news. thank you. and tonight president biden is in mexico as he grapples with a migrant crisis that is escalating along the southern border. gabe