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so many investigations, so little time, so few answers. let s go to david spunt and what we re learning right now. hi, david. i m at the famous justice department where karine jean-pierre is instructing everyone in the briefing room to relay their questions to. i ve reached out multiple times to folks here at the justice department with attorney general merrick garland s office. also with special counsel robert hur s office. no surprise, no comment. they re being incredibly tight lipped with information about this investigation in to the president of the united states and these classified documents. now, something that is curious, we re trying to find out more from the white house side, from the doj side, last thursday white house special counsel, white house attorney richard sover went to delaware to collect documents. he was there with doj officials at president biden s resident. this was several hours after attorney general merrick garland announced the existence o ....
search was complete. nothing else to find. biden was at the scene of the crime this weekend. we don t know what he was doing or who he was meeting with. despite spending much of his presidency in delaware there it are no visitor logs at his home. they said his personal residence is personal. why was classified documents just lying around in a personal library? and a personal garage? why did the federal government allowed biden s partner lawyers to conduct the search a few months after raiding mar-a-lago and seizing documents at gun point. what prompted them to look for joe biden s classified documents in the first place? good question. with reaction the author of the price of principle alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. professor, this is a personal residence but they believe he has prerogatives. what is their defense right now? well, i think the defense is going to be carelessness, sloppiness, no malev oinence. what about donald trump and hillary clinton? we will ....
complete. there that ths nothing else to oddly enough, biden was at the scene the crime this weekend. of course, we don t knowe wa what he was doing or who he was meeting with , despite spendingp muchen of his presidency in delaware, there are no visitor logs at his home, according to the white house counsel. log quote, like every president across decades of modern history, his personal residence is personal, whichesie begs the question, why is classified material just lying around i arounn a persona? library and a personal garage with boxes around it? and why are the federalgo government allowed biden svernme personal lawyers, some of which don t have clearances, to conduct the search? just a few month cs afteondur rg monta-lago and seizing documents at gunpoint and think about this as congressmand se jim jordan points out, quoteiz, what prompted them to look in look for joe biden s classifiede documents in the first place? good question. question. with reaction t ....
i always had a few questions about it. reporter: the campaign, pretending to be your chief of staff. you know, i didn t know about that. it happened i was not notified about that until a later date. reporter: did you speak to him about it at all? yeah, i didn t know about it until a later date unfortunately. house speaker kevin mccarthy thought george santos resume was questionable before revelations about his lies were discovered and there are so many lies. some of them. others, like the fact that his political person pretended to be mccarthy s chief of staff. there s so many. i m sure he s not thrilled about that at all. as for santos, have we gone from ridiculous lies to russian ties? the bizarre saga takes another turn with new reporting that links him to the family of a sanctioned russian oligarch. hold on now. meanwhile, republicans remain focused on president biden. they re laser focused on biden and his handling of classified documents ....
fewer people died on the operating table when you do it that way. for generations this is how american society ran. if you were smart and work target could compete against anyone else in america. it was true. it was called the american dream. people moved here from all over the world to partake in that system. but there was a pearl about direct political problem with it. if you have a meritocratic society it s hard to play baseball text because race plays no part in advancement. group interests are irrelevant in a meritocracy. it may sound idyllic to you, the kind of country level event. but for the democratic party it was disaster. how do you get your odors to the pulse of they re not racially grieved? it s hard. so that the tail end of the civil rights movement, democrats introduced a new concept: they called it affirmative-action. the idea was to punish or reward americans based on the color of his cabin. ironically this was precisely the evil practice of the civil r ....