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it's a potential crime scene, so, not only are they thinking about rehoboth.ave got to figure, alex annual degree a they are thinking about the university of delaware where his senate records are because some of the stuff they found at the ridgeton house was from his days as a senator. >> ainsley: why does a senator have classified information at their house? >> brian: right, yeah. >> back to the 80's then. how many locations is the doj really going to be tasked with looking at. >> brian: by the way they have a little bit of time to move stuff around, too. hey in two weeks i might be coming to the university of delaware. next week might be going to your beach house. run for your lives. >> steve: final question and you probably don't know the answer to this. but do they have a shredder at the wilmington house? >> that's a really good question. we know there were u del meetings happening at the wilmington location with hunter biden, a bunch of aids, associates. if you have a place of business, you might have a shedder, i was hoping you could ask me a football. >

. >> steve: rehoboth, maybe they will search. they looked at wilmington and found stuff there.tion he's going to camp david next weekend. the president can have those kind of things at camp david as he can the white house so they wouldn't search those come over they? >> you know, that is a good question. it is unclear but i will say about the rehoboth situation, in previous statements we have gotten from the president's personal attorney, remember, they were doing these searches up until the last search on friday. they said there was nothing found in the rehoboth home here they have gone through that place. if the justice department does go there and tries to go over their work, that would be a no dbe a newdevelopment. when did the protocol shift because before was an understanding of the biden could do the searches. they found something from a stop looking and went to the doj. but in this case the justice department investigators, and the fbi went in and found things themselves. >> s>> brian: thank you so much, jackie. let's bring an james comer chairman of the oversight commi

cnn's arlette saenz is in rehoboth beach, delaware. what more are we learning about this, arlette? >> reporter: pamela, president biden's personal attorney, bob bauer, revealed this evening that more materials bearing classified markings were found at his wilmington, delaware, home during a search that was conducted yesterday by the department of justice. sources say specifically that this search was carried out by officials from the fbi. really marking an extraordinary moment where the fbi is searching through the home of a c current sitting president. this search was done in full cooperation with president biden's personal attorneys, both his personal attorneys and attorneys from the white house counsel's office were on-site for this search. bob bauer said that they opened up the home so that they could -- the justice department could search through all quarters of the home. that includes the living, the working, and the storage areas. i want to read you a bit detailing what this search consisted of, what kinds of materials they were looking through. bob bauer said in a statement

and that's the rehoboth beach house. here's a question.now president of the united states. he can declassify any document he finds in his house. he can just do it because the president, as we have learned. >> brian: thinking about it. >> steve: there is kind of a process. if he had a classified document, i could declassify. >> ainsley: even though he took it years ago. >> steve: absolutely. because he has the power to do that. here's the question. if he declassified it, and it disappeared, we would never know once again does he have a shedder at these houses. some documents knowing they were going to go through this stuff. it's amazing they were still able to find half a dozen. some of the other stuff they took over the weekend were his handwritten notes which pertain to that stuff. so, nonetheless, can he declassify anything, if he declassifies it then suddenly it is not a news story. >> ainsley: whatever it was that allowed cbs to get this story because they broke the story. >> steve: somebody leaked it to them. >> ainsley: whoever that

what a night in rehoboth beach, delaware, traveling with the president. we have a number of experts to help us better understand what this all mines, including paula reid. she is on the phone. we also have national security attorney mark zad, former federal prosecutor michael zoreden, and arne gidur. mark, i want to start with you. you have a lot of experience dealing with classified documents and so forth. what do you make of this latest development, six more classified documents found at the president's residence? and how could this impact the investigation? >> it's embarrassing, let's put it plain and simple. this has been mishandled from day one. i'm not concerned, even with the discovery of additional possibly classified documents, because just because they're still marked "classified" from however many years ago doesn't mean the information is still classified. we'll have to find out. doesn't excuse it. i don't think it will impact the legal case involving president biden, for a number of reasons which we can go into. but this is obviously political

i will also note president biden is currently here at his beach home in rehoboth beach, delaware, spending the weekend with his wife. we will see what more details we will get about these documents in the coming days. >> this is the fifth time, i'm told, classified batches of documents have been found at the president's properties. that is notable too. when you look through the statement, it's notable that they say the fact that they took information, whatthat they took these handwritten notes when president biden was vice president. how might that be relevant to the investigation? >> they'll probably look into what those notes were about, do they reveal any classified information from a briefing ors in like that. you really hit on it that the justice department are conducting the investigation. this is a shift, because previously it had been the president's attorneys conducting these searches of his former office and his two homes in delaware and they had come under some scrutiny for using a personal attorney who did not have clearance to view classified information to go through and loca

no documents were found in that rehoboth beach residence.otable that they conducted these additional searches following the discovery of these documents back on november 2nd at that washington, d.c. office that president biden had in his post vice presidency, that office. now in a statement richard also said that this review and this search of the additional documents was completed last night and that is the wording here of richard and the white house knows that once again they turned over all of the documents to the department of justice. and making clear that they will continue to cooperate with the review by the department of justice. now, this answers some additional questions here. certainly in terms of where exactly these additional documents were found. it doesn't say exactly when they were found. and what we're still waiting to learn, of course, is what prompted this initial search of the penn biden -- they said they were merely packing up that office but there are still a number eof questions around tha and the time line. the white

and does he have full access to his homes right now, both wilmington and rehoboth? ms. jean-pierre: i would refer you to the white house counsel's office. reporter: and then, just really quick. i know you can't say much about the chief of staff, but can you say whether any women or people of color were considered for his next chief of staff? ms. jean-pierre: again, we don't have an announcement. we have not made an announcement. reporter: or are being considered? ms. jean-pierre: i understand. you're asking me about a process. we haven't made an announcement and don't have anything to share on that front at this time. go ahead. reporter: thank you so much, karine. a follow-up on the story in the "new york times" this weekend about russia's agents could be directing far-right groups to mail bombs in spain. is the white house concerned that russia could carry out terrorist attacks in european countries that are supporting ukraine? ms. jean-pierre: you're asking about the letter bombs that has been reported on? look, i'm not going to get into intelligence matters or any on

if there is a search in rehoboth beach, we'll hear about it after its concluded. that's the way this has been trickling down from the white house counsel's office. this is coming after we're learning of classified documents find at the indiana home of mike pence. about a dozen classified documents were found in his home. the justice department and fbi are reviewing that material. >> we're sitting here in your home office. did you take any classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. >> okay. you heard it there. that was the former v.p. in november. no special counsel investigating mike pence. attorney general merrick garland when he took the oath of office, he didn't know he would have two special counsel investigations against the current, his boss and the former. there's increasing political pressure and he speaks in a mild mannered tone and if he has regrets about appointing two special counsels to investigate two respects and what it does to the country. >> we have to reach appropriate decisions in a nonpartisan and neutral way without reg

now they might go to the rehoboth house. obviously this is very distracting to the white house and the main thing that people want to ask them questions about. they're scrambling to get around it. what do you think? >> particularly looks bad after joe biden on "60 minutes" ex-scorated president trump for handling documents like this. he said how could somebody so irresponsible to do this? peter doocy parroted back the president's words to karine jean-pierre. i don't think there will be anything for criminal charges. there's the longstanding precedent that you don't file charges against a sitting president. you could do it after he gets out of office. it affects how biden could use the mar-a-largo raid. biden has got his fingers in it as deeply as president trump ever did. people will say there's a difference here. biden is cooperating with the investigation and president trump said he declassified the documents and didn't want to give them back to the national archives. but both of these teams have said all of the documents

this weekend he goes rehoboth beach, right. >> that's right.ked the press secretary today if the documents had anything to do with that, maybe he doesn't want to go to wilmington where those documents were found. she did not want to answer that question and once again referred us to the white house counsel, bret. >> bret: that's a common refrain. okay, jacqui, thank you. job cuts continue at big tech companies. google says it is laying off 12,000 employees, that's about 6% of its workforce. that adds to the tens of thousands of other job losses recently announced by microsoft, amazon, facebook parent meta and other tech firms. that news didn't spook the markets though, a rally for tech stocks sent wall street investigators home for the weekend significant gains. the dow surged 331. the nasdaq jumped 288 today. four the week the dow lost 2 and three quarters percentage points, the s&p 500 fell two thirds the nasdaq was up a half point. up next, is the u.s. getting enough help from its allies as it continues to spend billions of dollars in weapon

so far nothing in rehoe rehoboth beach. rich: lucas tomlinson, thanks so much. laura: well, the biden administration says its new immigration measures are responsible for a drop in crossings at border, but critics are challenging those claims and saying the white house needs to do more to combat the crisis. we'll go live to the border next. ♪ ♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provi

also here in rehoboth beach as well. all those previous searches had been conducted by the personal attorneys. it was not until yesterday that fbi officials, the justice department were on hand, did conduct those searches themselves. one thing the white house has been facing a lot of criticism for is the pace with which they have revealed that these discoveries have taken place. november 2nd was that very first discovery, and it wasn't until it was reported in the media two months later that these classified documents existed. president biden was asked just on thursday whether he had any regrets about the way that the white house has handled sharing this information with the public, take a listen. >> do you have regrets, sir, that you did not reveal [ inaudible ] back in november before the midterms? >> hang on, okay? look. as we found -- we found a handful of documents were filed in the wrong place. we're fully cooperating and looking forward to getting this resolved quickly. i think you're going to find there's nothing

cnn's arlette saenz is in rehoboth beach, delaware, where the president and first lady are spending the weekend. arlette, the president has been briefed on the massacre. >> reporter: president biden is offering his condolences to those impacted by this mass shooting in monterey park, california. and he's also acknowledged the impact it had on the asian american and pacific islander community. president biden just ordered moments ago flags at the white house and other federal government buildings be lowered to half staff. and he is pledging full federal support for the community. the president said in a statement this evening, quote, jill and i are thinking of those killed and injured in last night's deadly mass shooting in monterey park. while there is still much we don't know about the motive in this senseless attack, we do know that many families are grieving tonight or praying that their loved one will recover from their wounds. even as we continue searching for answers about this attack, we know how deeply this attack has impacted the aapi community. monterey park is one of the larg

planned only means they knew he was coming which is why the president probably spent the weekend at rehobothhen they're going to search wilmington. >> the president has said his property in rehoboth beach, delaware does not contain any classified documents but fox news has learned authorities may search there and other locations connected to biden, as agents searched the wilmington home, his lawyers watched, juxtapose that with the unannounced search of former president donald trump's home. authorities came armed with a warrant and trump's lawyers claimed they were left in the dark during the search. the former president fought with the national archives and justice department for months leading to the unannounced fbi raid in august. >> president biden's team turned over documents to the national archives as soon as they were found but the first batch was discovered a week before the november midterms and the only reason, bret, we found out about them more than two months later is because the story broke in the news. so the question was the white house going to come out with this before the

significant escalation in the investigation. >> i can hear you, it's time to search everything, rehobothn do the math had. it doesn't add up. the 9ers stopped the run, the cowboys haven't been great at the run. give me hope, clay, there's something beyond dabbing prescott needing to be -- dak prescott needing to be officer t for the niners. >> congratulations to the eagles. i think the reason why cowboy fans should be optimistic -- i got the 49ers. i think the 49ers may win by 3 and-a-half or 4. that could be a good thing, depending on how bets go hads this weekend. brock purdy at some point, seven round draft pick, he stepped in and played lights out for the san francisco 49ers. at some point you would expect him to come back down-to-earth and throw two or three interceptions in a game. could it happen here? maybe. i think that's the reason the cowboys should be a little optimistic. i don't think dak has to be perfect. i think dak just has to you a void making egregious errors which has oftentimes been a challenge for him, particularly in the playoffs and i think you need to hope given

president biden spent the weekend in rehoboth beach, delaware. he received updates. in his statement said that he directed her to ensure that the federal government is offering all support necessary to the local community. now, one thing that is very important in the president's statement is that he notes that there is still no motive that has been determined to be tied to the shooting. that is something law enforcement officials have been working through throughout the day. but president biden with his statement trying to make clear they're offering support to a community that is grieving these very deep losses. arlette saenz, cnn, traveling with the president in rehoboth beach, delaware. >>> meanwhile, the president has picked a replacement for outgoing chief of staff ron klain. sources tell cnn jeff sines is expected to fill the role. he ran mr. biden's covid-19 effort. >> he is described as a master implementer and also told that klain favor him as his successor. he will remain close to the west wing. >>> u.s. senate democrats insist president joe biden is commit

we're going to start looking at his rehoboth vacation home. what is the latest, aishah? >> it's fair to say that house republicans have completely lost all patience with the white house and the communication answers, anything that they're getting from that department. so now they're turning their sighting to the secret service. in fact, today house oversight committee chairman james comer sent this letter to the director of the secret service requesting records after the agency said last week that it would hand over its own visitor logs, so to speak, to president biden's wilmington home. according to that letter, neil, comer is requesting specifically all documents, communications related to visitor information at president biden's wilmington, delaware home from january 20th of 2017 to present day. meanwhile, democrats are complaining about the classification process in general. while senator dick durbin admitted all of this actually hurts the president. >> when the information is found, it diminishes the stature of any person who is in possession of it because it's not

for example, everybody knows rehoboth is next. drum roll, please. they're coming.call ahead of time. i mean, don't you think they are moving stuff? >> yeah. i think he has probably got documents in rehoboth hiding them somewhere with the beach chairs and the. >> brian: or they are gone. >> or they are gone. and that's why we want to know who -- who are the people that are visiting these places? i personally believe that in some way this is involved with ukraine, that in some way it's involved with china. in some way it's involved with hunter. there's a lot here. there's a lot to dig into. something is wrong. but the hypocrisy is what really kills me, that he was so critical and felt so strongly about president trump having this locked away in a safe place. we almost had a whole team of people descend on trump's house. here it's like it's no big deal. >> brian: he is an actor you saw him on stage next to president trump saying the 51 intelligence experts say the laptops wasn't real when he knew the laptop was real because he recognized all the pictures and hunter pr

leaves wilmington and goes to rehoboth. they find them in wilmington.going to wilmington he goes to camp david. good time -- i'm not telling them what to do but good time. >> ainsley: can you believe they are at a point now something needs to change to make these classified documents more secure. now they are asking all the former vice presidents and presidents to look through their offices and look through their homes to see if they have classified documents. >> brian: says no problem. i don't know what obama has come up with. they seemed to have signed off on things to get yesterday for his museum. quayle says i was never asked. jimmy carter predated the records act. al gore says i'm clean and should be interesting answer from bill clinton still waiting. >> the entire quell is really what, to your point earlier, brian. what is in the documents? that is what matters. that is what we asked senator tom cotton earlier when it comes to joe biden's documents. how does this relate potentially to national security? >> ainsley: well, that's what senator tom co

his home in wilmington and rehoboth.y turned up a small number of classified documents in the president's garage, in a storage space in his garage at that home in wilmington as well as a single document with classified markings that was found in an adjacent storage space next to the garage. what you're hearing from the white house and the president is, they've turned those documents over to the justice department so they can be part of that review that the justice department is undertaking. in addition to the fewer than a dozen documents that were found in his office here in washington, d.c., they now have this other batch. they're also saying, lindsey, that that search of the president's homes in delaware is concluded. that that review of all the president's materials was completed as of last night and that they found these additional classified documents among of political and personal papers that were packed up from the president's time as vice president in 2017. >> so, ken, the white house here saying that the doj wa

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of and that's such a distinction in what we've seen in the past >> ally is with the president in rehoboth beach, delaware. she joins me now ally, all of this unfolding as white house chief of staffnow. ally, al ron klain prepares to step down in the coming weeks and we know now who's going to replace him. >> reporter: kate, that's right klain preparing to leave at this critical moment for the administration jeff zients, who led the administration's covid-19 response, is expected to be named the next white house chief of staff, ka >> all right ally, thank you. >>> coming up, damar hamlin's triumphant return the big surprise at the bills game today and the emotional moment when fans found out he was there >>> also the famous people who came to graceland today, their moving good-byes for lisa marie presley y, their moving good-byes for lisa marie presley. i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a hardworking man who came to new york from puerto rico when he was 17. with ancestry, being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... ...it's amazing. it's honestly amazing

word for and it then look and find stuff and then take his word that they cleared out the house at rehobothch and then maybe not? that doesn't seem proper. >> it would be if it not already happened once before. remember when secretary clinton they gave her lawyers the questions before we was interviewed. there were no subpoenas. there were no searches. so, you played this montage of media reaction. they think it's a joke. i'm not surprised at the media duplicity. i'm a little surprised at doj's disprit treatment. how would they treat you, had did they treat other how they tweeted president trump and now president biden. what documents did you find? you played -- it was a video this humorous clip about a bird house. you show me what the documents are. tell me what the documents are and now i know the motive and i'm better able to piece together who took the documents and for what purpose. right now you may know but i don't know what documents they found. >> jesse: what about not being allowed to go into certain rooms of biden's house? does that strike you as a little sketchy? look in the gar

i mean, how do we know hunter -- oh, guess what, mom and dad are in rehoboth, bring the strippers are over. these things are there for seven years. you're saying hunter didn't party while his parents out, didn't have the chinese spy working for the biden campaign over at the house? did he have patrick ho, the guy indicted for espionage over at the white house? what business partner of hunter went over to the house? that's what i want to know. >> there's no evidence that anything was compromised, zero evidence. >> we just started the investigation, geraldo. joe biden ran his basement campaign from the house, where these classified documents were. how many campaign staff members were going in and out of there? is it the russians? oops, look at these ukraine documents. click-click. it's so easy to get into this situation geraldo. you have no idea. also, biden is using the hillary defense, which i love. he's saying, you know what, my lawyers, have looked into all of my offices, and determined these are the classified documents that we're going to turn over. the rest of the documents we fo

say whether there was an expectation that they would be offering other searches, perhaps of his rehoboth will maintain compl

all they have to say is they know a guy name raÚl in rehoboth and they could be biden's neighbor.f you get a wall we should get a wall, too. the biden doesn't get it. he thinks he can convince us his app. is going to stop the cartels from smuggling kids in. and he thinks we don't know he told the border patrol to clean up el paso before air force one touched down. >> on my way here, i stopped in el paso, texas to see the situation with my own eyes. we're working together on the challenge that upholds our nation's laws and protects the human rights of migrants facing desperate circumstances. >> jesse: we credit "the daily mail" for those exclusive photos of the wall. let's bring in louisiana senator john kennedy. how has the three amigo's summit been going? >> i'm pleased that president biden went to the border. i'm pleased that he says he will do better in terms of enforcing america's immigration laws. but the american people may be poorer under president biden but they're not stupid. to be trusted, you have to be trustworthy. and when it comes to the border, president biden has n

that question, comes thursday the reviewsover president biden's two homes in both wimington and rehoboth were completed. my colleague kristen welker asked whether president biden promised this cooperation would be willing to sit down with the special counsel for an interview in like so many other repeated questions from the white house press corps the press secretary reviewed that to the doj. multiple looming questions all over this. why these personal attorneys without security clearances to be able to handle these classified documents after finding them at the penn biden center, why they were allowed to go to biden's personal home and allowed to handle those documents? jose. >> thank you very much for being with us this morning. >>> meanwhile, more rain is falling on california as another storm system hits the already-saturated state. . the national weather service warning this system is likely to bring heavy rain, mountain snow and strong winds. this weekend president biden approved a disaster declaration to help with the recovery efforts, a recovery that could be long and costly with

didn't tell anyone that search was going to happen all of a sudden the president was a going to rehoboth beach they didn'tlet, the white house knew that is a 12 hour a search at that home. maria: you are right, and in terms of point on senate, i mean devin nunes who is the chairman of the intelligence committee. told me on sunday when you actually have to move anything that is top secret any classified document you got to put in a locked bag you've got to it is guarded how did he get anything out of the senate? james: i think a question people have worked in the congress know this stuff is actually viewers will be glad to know normally taking pretty seriously steps secure facilities you are not allowed to just go in grab stuff take it out of there. how this -- senate documents, ended up at the biden house obviously, have been there for years, what was in them why did he take them. >> do we agree karine jean-pierre should remove from her talking points, the line "biden takes documents seriously" out of talking points quick break microsoft setting tone for markets this morning a look what

bidened attorneys are said that they looked through his rehoboth property and found nothing. not gone back over to double-check that property for anything else. members of congress are still asking to see the classified documents and questions. the justice department said they're working with the director of national intelligence to allow some information sharing with the senate intelligence committee for national security oversight. >> documents are very sensitive, materials are sensitive. they pose a counter intelligence or national security threat to the united states. the intelligence agencies are tasked with the job of cutting out the ways to mitigate that. the only people that are not allowed to know what's in this are oversight committees. this is untenable and has to be resolved. >> trace: we reached out to the white house's office and we have not yet heard back, trace. >> trace: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. americans now rank the government and poor leadership as the nation's top problem. that is up six points from when it was last tallied just over a yea

say whether there was an expectation that they would be offering other searches, perhaps of his rehoboth property. the white house says they will maintain complete cooperation going forward, and it's noting that the special counsel isn't technically up and running yet. this has a number of steps to go and is very much a live process. >> we learned yesterday you and kaitlan collins reported the chief of staff is going to be stepping down and going to be replaced by jeff zients. >> he's very well known in washington and also very well known in the building behind me. he was president biden's covid response coordinator when he first came into office when the pandemic was raging throughout the country. he was the co-chair of his transition team as well. before that he served in a number of high-ranking positions inside the obama administration. ron klain is obviously a powerful chief of staff and has his hands in everything that comes across the president's desk, across the administration. his departure is significant, someone who has known and worked with the president for decades and has b

we have been told there were no papers at the rehoboth beach, delaware home. but the president held meetings there and his son, hunter. senators often visited the home. the president himself casually with people hanging out there. >> president biden: i was sitting in my kitchen yesterday. there is a sun room off the kitchen and my wife was there with her sister and a good friend named mary ann and she was saying do you realize it is over $5 for a pound of hamburger meat? $5? >> harris: wow, just chat it up. congresswoman cammock of florida. first of all your reaction when you found out the f.b.i. was actually not allowed to go in. p you shall push >> you want to talk about hypocrisy and a double set of standards, we're seeing classified document found at the residence whether it's personal or business to me it doesn't matter. because again it is just another example of that double set of standards the bidens are being held to versus president trump. then the penn center funded by the chinese communist party, you have classified documents found there from a tim

. >> so biden is heading to rehoboth this weekend, not wilmington where the documents were found. we hope to catch up with him on his way out to marine one next hour. >> neil: thanks for that. jacqui heinrich outside the white house. let's go to aishah hasnie. republicans have been desperately trying to get some information from the white house, some damage assessment report that's been waiting for better than a week. no progress i guess, right, aishah? >> yeah, they've been waiting about nine days for that. they haven't heard anything from the administration yet, neil. republicans frustrated as they're also struggling to get any information. fox can now confirm that the justice department has sent a letter to judiciary committee members today. here it is. this is acknowledging chairman jim jordan's multiple requests for records and answers related to the biden documents. the letter, neil, does not say whether the doj is actually going to provide those records or reject his request. they're hiding behind what they call the accommodation process. let's read this. under this accommo

. >> jeanine: why haven't they gone in and searched the rehoboth house? why? mar-a-lago is a place where there are people being entertained. there are parties there every single night. that was cause for concern about how things were being kept. i understand that hunter biden is a big party animal, but it's not the same thing as having -- president trump is in a tuxedo all the time, entertaining tons of foreign nationals -- >> jeanine: have you ever been there? >> jessica: no. i'm not invited. you don't assume. also mike pence did that -- >> jeanine: don't point your finger. >> brian: there's a residence area, a public area, and the place was locked up. you have no idea what his office looks like if you're a member of the club. 24 minutes after the hour. democrats have a new way to stop crime. just have everyone hire private security. fantastic. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to ge

. >> and the president is going to the rehoboth home, does that have to do with classified documents found. >> it is relates to the documents, the president takes is seriously, i would reefer you to the white house counsel's office for any new developments coming from here and as relates specifically to the investigation, i would refer you to the department of justice. >> president biden first arrived in washington as a u.s. senator 50 years ago this month, when richard nixon was president. and and after days of ignoring reporters questions about his classified documents the president responded late this week. >> i think you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets at following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. it's exactly what we're doing. there's no "there" there. >> and the new head of the intelligence committee has written why he received response to a letter he wrote 10 days ago in response to this classified documents discovery. gillian. >> lucas, what are you hearing about the ongoing investigations at this point? >> it's noted at the top that

arlette saenz, rehoboth beach, keep us posted. thank you so much. >>> here's another breaking story that we continue to follow -- this one out of florida where police say a woman is barricading herself inside a daytona beach hospital room after shooting her husband who is terminally police. wesh is reporting that officers were dispatched to advent health hospital over reports of a person shot, and police are asking for people to remain clear of the area. cnn has reached out to hospital staff, some of whom are currently on lockdown inside the hospital, and the status of the woman's husband unclear at this time. joining me right now is cnn's national security analyst juliet kayem. what is happening in that hospital right now to reach out to the suspected shooter while maintaining safety for patients and staff? >> that's right. so this is just -- this is not your typical active shooter. obviously she -- not defending her decision, she goes in there, the husband is terminally ill, she has shot at him -- we don't know his status. she d

but hardly ever goes through a hobo these days, and we wondered why he was going to rehoboth this weekendw we know there was a search ongoing at that time. we also know from the statement from bob bauer that this was an offer made to the doj to conduct a search of the entire premises. for any additional materials. um there was no search warrant active at that time we've confirmed with the white house counsel's office. this was a voluntary search that, um the president's personal attorneys offered up to doj to allow them to come in and find whatever they deem necessary. that's also notable because the president has faced criticism for the process here. where or this latest discovery . all the discoveries were made by the president's personal attorneys, and then reported to doj. in this case, the o. j was there doing the search and found the documents, john so we know that they found documents previously at the penn biden center. they found documents in his garage and his house and now again in his house. it sounds like they think. this time, at least the house is clean. but there could be

sorry my language got a little saltier than a rehoboth taffy, but jeepers, jack, what's up?ve known since back when you could buy a nickel for a penny! look. i know the number, you know the number, so why don't you just say it, and i'll tell you if you're right. 80? fair enough. okay. but these teeth? only 15! give 'em a tap, they ring like chimes! you should hear me in the breeze!" ( laughter ) one person-- not saying-- ( cheers and applause ) woo! if you people at home only knew the journey we've been on here. ( laughter ) one person not staying in their job is outgoing speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, seen here showing what she'd do to kevin mccarthy's balls if he had any. ( laughter ) ( applause ) pelosi-- a diamond! pelosi passed the torch of democratic leadership in the house to hakeem jeffries. and, yesterday, to mark the end of her term, republicans and democrats got together to unveil her official portrait. that is really lovely. but, that's just my opinion. what do you think of the painting, madam speaker? >> stephen: oh, nice. and what were you going to do with

the president is in rehoboth beach, delaware. >> reporter: there's going to be a significant change inouse. cnn has learned that white house chief of staff ron klain is expected to depart his post in the coming weeks. sources say that transition would likely happen after the state of the union address, which is currently slated for february 7th. now, one source says that his decision has nothing to do with the classified documents saga that the white house is confronting at this moment. he, of course, has talked about how the job is a grueling position, but it does come as the biden white house is set to face a host of challenges, including the investigations into the handling of classified documents after president biden left the obama administration. there's that special counsel investigation, as well as investigations that republicans up on capitol hill have been promising. now, just yesterday the house judiciary chairman got a response from the justice department. the house committee has sent over some requests for documents, but the justice department said that they will not be pr

they checked rehoboth beach they didn't find one there.in the garage next to or in the same garage that he keeps that corvette that was actually seen in one of the 2020 campaign ads when he was pulling out of his garage. then they find one page, at least, among stored materials in an adjacent room to that garage. >> pete: biggest thing i learned through all of this is that joe biden had a at this thank. how much deep thinking was happening at the penn center? what we have learned. >> brian: paid a million dollars not to teach. >> pete: 700, $800,000 a year not to teach a class. >> ainsley: few lectures. >> pete: ajudge so-called professors. we do know the pennsylvania university got foreign funding, especially from china the manipulate the penn biden center was initiated. when you look at the emails some of which we got from the hunter biden laptop, they were all looking for jobs or connections to said places as many poured in and wealth creation was always part of the strategy of the post vice presidency. and now we're learning that there

at camp david after spending the last two weekends in delaware at his two homes in wilmington and rehoboth beach and the last two weekends, issues statements, more classified documents have been found. on your show, i think. and so far, we haven't reached out that there is any. speaking to our own rich edson since the documents were found. >> mistakes were made. i take full responsibility for it and directed my counsel to work with the department of justice with the archives and with the congress on a full investigation and we're cooperating in that as we speak. >> neil, john kirby didn't want to talk about the classified documents, nor reports that president biden could mark the one year anniversary of russia's full scale inflation of ukraine by going to europe. neil: lucas at the white house and the president is at camp david during the weekend. and let's go to matt finn, what's happening at the border. the administration crowing about certain numbers that seem to show a dramatic decline of those trying to get into this country, but again, it's only certain countries. matt. >> neil, the

. >> ainsley: they said they checked the rehoboth beach house and didn't find anything there. >> pete back to your original point. >> brian: investigating themselves. >> pete: rely joe biden lawyers tell us what the status of classified documents is while donald trump's home gets raided and they go through his son's drawer and wife's closet. that's the double standard. don't worry the biden lawyers have told us there is no classified information. don't worry. hunter biden totally above with board everything he has done. self-investigate. we will see if this special prosecutor is a real process. >> brian: this might neutralize both investigations. one is about to announce he is running again and president trump announced his first official event in south carolina. might out of all the things donald trump has to clear, this might neutralize. one special prosecutor comes out and says guilty we're going to have to indict and the other one says i think it's fine. that's hard to digest, judging by the press corps yesterday, i don't know if you guys had a chance to see it. >> pete: yes. >> b

cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz is in rehoboth, delaware, with the president preparing to return to washington this hour. i wonder how is biden's circle explaining this personnel move? the chief of staff, ron klain, had an enormous role in the administration. why now and what will zions do differently? >> well, it comes, of course, as the administration is grabbing with this issue of the classified documents. but the decision to appoint jeffrey zients as the white house chief of staff comes as they're really entering a new phase in the presidency. one part of this is that they're going to focus a lot on the implementation of the laws that president biden got signed into law over the course of the past two years. and if you talk to sources at the white house as well as those who know zients well, he is kind of known as what one person described as a master implementer. they're pointing to his time as the coronavirus response coordinator, also pointing to his efforts to fix that healthcare.gov website, when it had a disastrous launch back during the obama administration. but

they conducted a search of his houses in wilmington and rehoboth beach and they found classified documentsthat's adjacent to the president's garage. as he said previously, he said he's fully cooperating with this, downplaying it, and he said he's confident and he got cut off a little bit there -- we don't know exactly what his thought was there, but it sounds like from what the president is saying, is that he feels that this is not something that's going to get any traction with the justice department. that seemed to be the posture that he took when he was asked about this, jose. >> and so just to clarify, so according to the white house counsel's office, the search of the two residences occurred after that -- those documents were found at the president's think tank office and the review was concluded yesterday? >> reporter: they began looking through all of the president's documents from his time as vice president that he has and they said that that effort concluded last night, and that what they found in that process was this second group of documents at his home in wilmington saying tha

no documents were found in the rehoboth beach residents. today, attorney general merrick garland restored a tradition and standard practice in choosing a special counsel to investigate a president of the united states. the attorney general very deliberately chose a lawyer from the opposite party of the president. that is the way special prosecutors were all was chosen until donald trump's turn came. when a republican attorney general or. rosenstein told a republican special prosecutor, robert mueller. to investigate donald trump. the tradition of making sure special prosecutor was not a member of the presidents political party was a way of trying to add credibility to special prosecutor's investigation. donald trump has tried to turn that principle on its head. and there's always argued that anyone who didn't vote for donald trump should never be allowed to investigate donald trump. he spent virtually every day, the mueller desiccation, attacking every known member of robert mueller's prosecutorial team, including andrew weissmann who will

they're going to have to have a thorough scrub of the house on rehoboth beach.p the cover-up is almost always the killer, and i think that's's what they're suffering from. they made huge mistakings. they should have gotten this out right away, and they did not. so, again, advantage, kevin mccarthy whenever he meets with biden. if biden says i'm not going to negotiate, i guarantee you not only will all republicans oppose that, but also lots of democrats in the senate and probably the house will say, no, no, no, you're going to have to negotiate, because the gop runs the power of the purse, and everybody knows we spend way too much and we borrow way too much. those are the causes of inflation and slow growth. something's got to be done about it. it's that simple. something has got to be done about it. stuart: and it's going to be a monumental fight in the summer. i can see it coming. by the way, larry, i've got to wring this up -- bring this up. one of our viewers noticed -- do you know what's coming? noticedded your wardrobe. they suggested we set up a gofundme a

whether there might be an additional invitation to search for the home he spent this weekend in rehobothare. there's a legal process that the white house can only stand back and say they'll cooperate fully. you'll remember just last week the president down playing this saying that there was no there there, obviously they found some more there there, and senator joe manchin, a democrat from west virginia facing a tough re-election bid in 2024 should he run expressing his concern and the fact that he thinks the president should be more contrite in his public comments about this. we'll have a chance potentially to hear from the president when he returns to the white house in the next hour and of course from the white house press secretary later today, jose. >> and mike we don't know if that's an invitation to search areas including, for example, the president's office when is he was out of office from the vice presidency. >> no, and actually one of the things that jumped out at me from the statements we received over the we could was the fact that there were materials from the president's t

you've got to come down to rehoboth beach it's awesome >> a new note saying the head count cuts in tech are the first major step toward stabilizing the stocks and setting the stage for a tech rebound obviously we're kind of in a place where in this case, this particular case bad news is good news people get laid off, investors seem very encouraged by the cut to costs going forward, a big ramp up in hiring during the pandemic what's your take on this >> if you think about the innovation of microsoft and google much of it has been on projects eventually are not profitable or successful and so as an investor when capital is free, you really don't worry too much about capital allocation i think there were few questions on what they were spending about that cash flow in my mind a lot of this is probably appropriate prioritization if you're in an environment where capital costs something and you need to think about capital allocation not just for technology companies but other companies, being able to look at the number of projects you were perhaps willing to lose money on previously making s