we ve got some closure here but a lot more questions now to jacqui heinrich at the white house with more. hi, jacqui. we learned the three objects shot down since friday were most likely linked to commercial research projects, private companies and not to china s spy balloon program. despite that, the president says he makes no apologies for shooting down that spy balloon even after china has called it an overreaction. all week though the white house has been saying we re going to soon learn more about these new policy recommendations and national security advisers putting together for how we will better deal with future potential airborne threats given that we re now detecting more objects in our airspace since we ve dialled up the radar and we learned today that we re actually not going to hear the details. i ll be sharing with congress these classified policy parameters when they re completed and remain classified so we don t give our road map to our enemies to try to
this at this podium. you heard as phil was saying twice from the president talk about this. he said that he didn t know. he said that he was surprised. he said that he takes classified information and documents very seriously. neil: and on and on we go with the questions mounting as the investigation in to the president s classified documents widens including who had access to the documents and when. the republicans are accusing the white house of stone walling. we ll talk to darrell issa of california. first, coverage with jacqui heinrich on what the white house is saying now and how republicans are responding to this now. welcome. i m neil cavuto on a busy news days here and an investigation that is only now just starting and yielding more questions than answers with every passing hour. jacqui heinrich has the very latest. jacqui? hi, neil. we just got out of an event with the president and the golden state warriors. he didn t stop to talk to reporters. at the risk of s
unbe knownst to them, many cab lets were poisoned. the irony was after that, something that was not made of the company s own fault, it ended up getting a better share and a bigger share of the pain relief market because the ceo at the time, john burke, was praised for taking the bull by the horn and being right out there out front and tried to solve the crisis. so little early, but i want to bounce this off of john bussey from the wall street journal whether maybe norfolk southern could take lessons from that. early as it is. what do you think, john? i think they could. i think business in general is watching norfolk southern and seeing what they re doing and not doing.
of course they will. the real question is if these documents were laying where somebody unbe knownst could have seen them, a gardener or somebody coming in to clean, wash the car could have seen them. we have a thorough invest combination that we want to see. but we have to oversee the overseer. that is our obligation. neil: many of your colleagues didn t seem to care much when donald trump was president that there was a log of visitors to the white house, to and fro. he never shared that with the public. never shared that with you guys. so is there a double standard here? no, there s a quadruple standard. i ve seen this in the bush administration and the obama administration. i ve seen them go back and forth. it s one of the challenges that we in congress have. we see the executive branch change the rules.
should have said, what threatening videos? let me see the videos so i know what i m sending my deputies to. i think, alex, this is going to cause a review of protocol on these type of checks. or walk away feeling this guy doesn t present a threat to himself when unbe knownst to us. i missed you, too.ou. hi buddy. mom! awesome! dad!! i missed you. oh. daddy. chevrolet and its dealers proudly