starts right now. it is now revealed there are an additional five pages that were found. it appears there are 20 documents with classified markings that has been found between those two locations. we re cooperating fully and completely with the justice department s review. we have gotten reports of critical infrastructure damaged in the lviv region. a residential apartment building was very badly damaged. we are staying strong, trying to survive, waiting for the war to end. you are looking at a lot of these areas that picked up six months of rain in two to three weeks time. the rain has been pretty consistent, but our systems are holding. saturday night we could get blasted with rain. i m pamela brown in washington, and you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. amid today s news that more classified documents have been found in president biden s private home, it is stirring anger within the administration. the biden administration is probably the bid
Things that they were doing when they were scheming not only to use the fake electors but also that episode where they attempted to weaponize the department of justice when jeffrey clark proposed sending out the letter to the states. he had marked up one for georgia as a prototype suggesting to them that they reconvene to select alternate electors because of fraud. it is, number one, it was false, number two, he knew it was false and, number three, it is so contrary to the way the justice department acts in terms of deference to the state federal divide in the law as well as different branches of government. the idea that the justice department is telling the legislature of a state what to do is unthinkable so i think for his conduct, it s hard to imagine that he doesn t get caught up in that conspiracy to defraud the united states. same with john eastman. you know, he is the architect of the scheme of the he s got a plan a and a plan b involving mike pence.
Twice? if the justice department felt that it was going to move forward on indicting trump for mishandling classified documents, would they then go forward on a second time to indict him in his role in trying to overturn the 2020 election? that s what i mean by in some ways if this biden problem makes it less likely that the justice department acts on the classified documents, does that really does that possibly give them more latitude to deal with what i think most americans will agree is the biggest issue, trump s role in trying to overturn the 2020 election and in triggering the insurrection of january 6th. yeah. that s a really interesting way to think about it for sure because i think a lot of us have wondered how is this going to influence the ongoing investigation involving trump, and that s an interesting theory. but it is really remarkable. could we take a step back, ron? we have both of the leading party candidates now under special counsel probes involving
We saw congresswoman, one of the committee members, democrat from virginia, say that merrick garland, the attorney general, needed to do his job, so they could do theirs. whether or not the justice department acts on this again remains to be seen, but you know, we see this frustration, from committee members, who worry that they continue to make these referrals and that people might defy their subpoena, anyway, if they don t think there will be any consequence to them. and of course steve bannon, one of the first people that the committee referred for contempt of congress is facing justice department prosecution right now. thank you very much. and i m certainly going to be speaking with you again soon as the investigation proceeds. still ahead, organizing efforts at a tech giant and inflation comes for the big mac. we re diving into the morning s business headlines next on way too early.
Michael cohen raid. he knows with what mueller has. he is more confident in every decision he made than any one before. that misdemeanor should scare the president. presumably the extortion he is talking about is extortion by the house. republicans. efforts talk about impeaching them. he is part of the executive brachl. he is saying you in the house have no business talking to me about what it is we are doing here. i m not going to be extorted into changing the way the justice department acts. then he has a guy this the white house who is the head of the executive branch what seems to be cite siding with the legislative branch against the sutive branch. that s new. i mean we talk about what is new and what s unprecedented. rosenstein is saying get out of the executive branch s way. you have got no business here. trump is like no, get them, go, go after them. great. it s bananas. i agree with that yyou.