prosecutor scott fredericksen says there are important differences between this biden inquiry and that involving former president trump. how significant is it that these documents were self-reported, voluntarily turned over? i think the self-reporting here is probably the single most important part of this situation. it indicates a lack of intentional conduct. it s completely different from the mar-a-lago case, which tends, based on reporting, to indicate there was intentionally activity to take those documents. o donnell: adriana diaz is here with us. so where are these documents now? reporter: well, norah, the white house counsel s office tells us the national archive retrieved the documents the day after they were discovered and they are now in a secure location. now, the u.s. attorney s review is neither its completion, and then the attorney general will decide if a criminal investigation is warranted. o donnell: adriana diaz with that new reporting. thank you so much. well
The Justice Department's probe into the events of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol assault now includes questions to witnesses about communications of people close to Trump and his reelection campaign.