this is cnn breaking news. top of the hour, i m pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom on this busy saturday night. we are getting more details on tonight s breaking news about the fbi search for documents at the home of president joe biden in wilmington, delaware. the search was overseen by the office of trump-appointed u.s. attorney john lausch who has been handling the initial review of the justice department s probe into classified documents since robert hur is still transitioning to his role as special counsel. arlette saenz is back with us now. arlette, what is the latest? re arlette? we re going to go to our panel of experts as we wait for arlette. shan wu is here, an attorney. i want to get your thoughts on this significant development. there s the political aspect of this, there is the legal aspect of this. bottom line, it is significant that a sitting president s private residence was searched by the fbi and a fifth batch of classified documen
at the time didn t seem to realize, if he was taking notices of classified information, that would be classified too. if you look at that comparison, you ll find actually, to me, looking from the outside in, a lot more damaging evidence. he personally was transporting information. he had taken these notes. he did not, really importantly, self-disclose. he didn t come to doj and say, we found these, we want to return them over. repeatedly, the biden team keeps doing it. that s why the transparency is important. it doesn t excuse mishandling. but as to harry s point and john s point, from a criminal predicate standpoint, that cooperation is enormous. because if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to hide. shan wu, harry hitman, don gene oorks great to have you on. we continue to follow tonight s breaking news. up next, former republican congressman adam kinzinger joins us.
labelling and require them to self disclose and we re going to create a data base so any user could go back and see what the ads that the came has run. but beyond that i don t think they want any more formal regulation. i think they try to present a good case that they are going to be regulate themself and they are taking step t steps to do this. i don t think they welcome government regulation out loud because the more red tape they have to go through with the automated ad businesses, the slower they have able to move and the more drama they ll have and when issues like this come up again. 30 seconds, eugene, the hill, mitch mcconnell saying not sure if the transparency or the way this might turn out in terms of legislation would work. well they don t know at this point. they are still so much more to learn and so much more that has to be asked in terms of investigations in-in this whole
had to say and what he didn t have to say, aren t we vulnerable to the exact same event in the united states? oh yes. it s pretty much world wide. pilots are expected to self report problems. you have your initial physical. but at your physicals and here we have different levels of physical. these, of course would take the highest level, a commercial airline pilots get the class i to fly with a class iii exam. it can be like an hour or 90 minutes. then they ask you questions about your psychological health. by the way, if something happens after you got your medical license, it is completely up to you to self disclose. by the way, we do drug testing in the united states of america but only for certain illegal drug so drug tests wouldn t have disclosed the psychological treatment. we have the two people in the cockpit rule. to be fair if you are this
life, stressors, but they re not trained psychiatrists or psychological experts. they re primary care physicians. does that need to change? no, actually. i don t think it does. psychological assessments are not magic diagnostic tools that would tell us this is an individual with depression who is imminently going to crash a plane full of innocent passengers. they re just not that sophisticated. tom, there was a time where if you had any mental health condition, you were not allowed to be a licensed commercial airline pilot. they had to ease those restrictions. in 2010, the faa changed the rules, essentially acknowledging that people are living with depression and certain mental health issues every single day and do so very well in this country. they take meds, they get therapy. so in 2010, the faa came out and said, listen, if you self-disclose, if you come to us and say i m dealing with personal issues, i m dealing with mental health and depression, and what have you, i would