information, corruptly concealing documents nationa, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and alsoracy to 18 u.s.c. 1001e statements. now, let s not pretend here because over the next year, mayb. e more than that, maybeonger, longer, we re going to be seeing a very complicated legal process that will unfold regarding this indictment. ste we re going to cover it every step of the way as it does es unfold. e at dif and i m sure at different points, you re going to see merrick garland, the attorney on the hill, insisting that this prosecutionthe hill all bee by the books without political fear or favor. are going to be filed.motion cross motions are goings to be filed. leaks will happen, but maybe in an unconventional wa hapy. but i want to be veryy clea clear upfront herer . tens of millions of americans believe that donald trump isican being indicted by d fbi because he s a political opponent of the d.c. establishment and joe biden and, of course est he s the most popular rep
the department of justice is independent. we respect that process. neil: the docu drama continues. the white house fielding questions about classified documents due in president biden s garage. he s heading back to delaware at any moment, and back to that garage, and that corvette kept locked in the garage. the bigger question is who is mining this when it comes to classified material in the first place? today some answers. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto on a busy newsday. we have the latest from the white house and the justice department. peter doocy is at the white house. peter? the press secretary was not involved in the behind closed doors discussions to wait more than two months after the first batch of classified information was found to go public with it. however, she is the official they are sending out to answer all the questions about that process. we have been transparent in the last couple of days. however, that transparency is limited. i m not goin