but he would use them as is right as president. but to draw direct line from that to the documents ending up in the basement of mar-a-lago doesn t and sit well with me because i know for a fact that most of the documents he saw where that were classified, or higher than that, was electronic not in paper. the trump spokesperson says the materials have been declassified. so far no one has shown those declassification processes meanwhile on capitol hill, after biden s signature legislation getting final passage, and now heads to biden s desk to be signed into law. hail to the chief. to joe biden. his leadership, his vision, his inspiration made today possible. thank you mister president. also in washington d.c., new security barricades are going around fbi headquarters. hidden security comes after increased threats after agents, days after an attack on fbi in cincinnati. joining me now also tracy walter, msnbc legal analyst danny suppleness, and frank bigly you, former f
the notion that this was unprecedented. well it is unprecedented. but what s equally unprecedented is wet got us to having to take unprecedented take steps to get the information back. donald trump walks out of the white house with top secret information, sensitive comp part mentored information. the idea that barack obama has 33,000 top secret documents in his control in a warehouse in chicago is among the most laughable things i ve ever heard. shame on republicans that are out there is suggesting that this happens all the time or that somehow, the fbi, one, is that to get donald trump we should remind people that christopher wray was nominated by none other than donald trump. but the idea that they re out to get him, or that they re planting information on this is not only baseless, but they know better.