jumping to conclusions helps no one. howard: well, i would just say, guy, that the media has not exactly followed in the months since the mar-a-lago raid, oh, let s let this play out, there s a special counsel, let s see where it ends up. now, donald trump, of course, fuels a lot of coverage when he attacks the investigators and all that. but to suggest that, you know, the focus has been off trump for a few days, but for months on this very issue, classified documents, it was one of the hottest stories around. yep. i was critical of trump on the mar-a-lago stuff, i m critical of biden here. the substance, the beef is these documents cannot be where they are. and if it was a mistake, that s actually not a legal defense, but maybe sympathetic people can say, all right, let s let slide. it shouldn t happen again. the president should say regrets, not no regrets, but it s not a mistake. it would have to be what now, six mistakes? six different troves of documents? several of which have e
looks like one of these troves of document identified before mid-term elections. concealed from the country to effect outcome of election. three instances of these documents being moved. first out of the white house in 2017 as the obama-biden administration vacating. secondly into location no. 1, thirdly location no. 2. if the doj were serious, tucker, they should be raiding all of biden s home and vacation destinations. rifle through the sofa cushions. see if there are any classified documents. you can have no confidence with this set of facts. important distinction here, president trump had authority under federal law to declassify documents and keep documents for
is actually a cover up o ofpica typical washington proportions . one in fact, it looks now like at least one of these troves of documents was identified before the midterm elections. but we re just hearing about it now. soidfied before it was concealm the country to affect the outcome of an election. . secondly, it looks like therein have been at least now three instances of these document s being moved. the first is out of the white house in 2017, as the obama and biden administrations are vacatingn . o lo secondly, intoca location number one . thirdly, into location 1 number two. and if the doj were serious about this, tucker, they should be raiding all of biden s homes and vacation destinations over rifllast several years to see, you know, rifled throughe sothe sofa cushions, see if thee were any classified documents there, because you can really have no confidence with this set of facts that we re at wit the end of the discovery of these documents. and an important distinction here
know chain of custody. when did he get them, why did he have them, who did he share them with, who else had access, and what is the relevancy to him after he retained them. john: and reaction to democrats. talk about the classified documents found in president biden s think tank. no evidence of deliberate intent or obstruction of justice as we see in the case of donald trump and mar-a-lago. you think it poses a national security threat? no. why not? i don t think so. do you have any comment on president biden keeping classified documents? i m sorry. john: not even worth putting the cookie down to answer the question. i mean, these are people who lost their minds when classified documents were found at mar-a-lago. now we have two troves of documents, in possession of the current president who had them when he was the vice president.
of information likely that will not be released by the january 6th committee, likely hundreds of interviews and transcripts and troves of information. do you think the committee should have been more proactive when it comes to sharing with the public the full scope of the investigation? i think you can hardly say that releasing a report that is over 800 pages is not really sharing with the american people. i mean there are plenty of footnotes and documentation and quotes from interviews in these transcripts that are enough for the american public to digest. if people only read the 150-plus page executive summary, i think that they will get, they will glean a lot of what the committee s work was, and then for all of us, you know, political nerds, we will read the details of all of the important transcripts released as well. an important point to make for sure, congresswoman. it seems as though kevin mccarthy is still, and we know