we saw what happened to donald trump. they stormed. in he said he had been cooperating. he had had a meeting with him at mar-a-lago. they told him to put a padlock on the door and he did that the next thing you know when he is not there they storm into his house. they handle it completely different with joe biden. like you said, brian, yesterday, that, you know, we know the process of how they found out about it. then they give him a warning. you know what? i think we might come into your house. they found one batch. then they found a second batch. then they find this third batch over the weekend. and now they are warning him they might go into his rehoboth beach house in delaware. so, he had a lot of warning. inn president trump didn t either way, neither one of them should have classified information. steve: no. ainsley: it s such a double standard when you have this guy going on national television saying it s irresponsible of donald trump. meanwhile donald trump has the power
chirac s affairs the former leader of france. never should have taken it but it doesn t matter is he dead. now, all of a sudden you go wait, i need the notes. i need the daily planner, i need to see his schedule as relates to what they found. i m just telling you it is crazy to think he has documents dated back from his senate days. do you know what is crazier? i think it s crazier to think he has not gone through people have gone through his rehoboth house, the wilmington house, the garage and this is all that s left and maybe left there to show some credibility that well, i have some loose documents. i mean, i wonder what they scrubbed. steve: and ainsley was just kind of touching on that. because it s curious that joe biden went to the wilmington house before this third search. and they still found stuff. and we know that they are probably going to go to rehoboth. and he went there last weekend. did he find any when he was going through? we don t know. but here s a question. and
the rest. in the meantime he said put a lock on the door and they did. now, what happened then? they still don t know what the fbi took that day. they still don t know what they mean by classified or the contents of the documents. having said that, 323 is the number of classified documents. what s unbelievable is i think we all agree it was a year. you re talking about a guy that did this 16, 20 years ago. and we got a handful. he has had a heads up since november that they are looking for this stuff. and we still don t know why the university of pennsylvania office had to be cleaned out by a 70-year-old lawyer. but, having said that, they find this stuff and since then they go to his garage, they find this stuff, they go to his house find this stuff. go to his other house they find more stuff. 13 and a half hours to go through the house. most of the rooms they are able to go to. what i find really intriguing and must really have the biden team nervous is that they took the supporting
that s what we were told friday. you would have been in that briefing there. oh, he s not going to the house. now we know wu. the fbi was there. now they might go to the rehoboth house. obviously this is very distracting to the white house and the main thing that people want to ask them questions about. they re scrambling to get around it. what do you think? particularly looks bad after joe biden on 60 minutes ex-scorated president trump for handling documents like this. he said how could somebody so irresponsible to do this? peter doocy parroted back the president s words to karine jean-pierre. i don t think there will be anything for criminal charges. there s the longstanding precedent that you don t file charges against a sitting president. you could do it after he gets
space, and another document found in an adjacent room. the white house attorney saying that the search has concluded. is that to say, then, that we won t get anymore news, for example, of a third batch? reporter: well, that could be inferred from the statement. what the white house is saying is that they discovered this initial batch, they decided to get their arms around the problem and figure out what else might be out there and that they ve done that, that the wilmington house and the rehoboth house are the only two other places where documents might be stored. what we there s still a number of outlining questions here, lindsey, though, that the white house has not answered. they wouldn t even answer when the president was first briefed on this. we know he was told after that november 2nd discovery that he first learned about it. he said he was surprised. how did the documents get there? these are all things that the justice department is looking