we brought ms. chung today for classified interview.hank her for working with our committee and answering questions. we learned a lot. first of all, we learned that the document documents didn't just start moving around in november of 2022 like the white house has alleged. she says this dates back to may of 2022 that the documents were moved from the vice presidency to at least three different locations in a personal vehicle. and while they were in three different locations, we don't know. they weren't stored behind any lock. one of the locations was in chinatown. another location was in the penn biden center which might as well been chinatown where their money was coming from and that the white house has never been with the american people. remember, we never would have found out about this in march of 2023 if someone hadn't leaked it to the press that biden was mishandling classified documents. so, the white house then came back and said, yeah, that happened in november, december of 2022. she just testified under oath that it happened

>> well, i appreciate ms. chung for coming forward and answering all of our questions for four hours during a transcribed interview. what we learned was that these documents were interest. ed from the vice presidency, from his office to the private sector in private cars. they went to at least three different locations. initially. one of which was in chinatown. the other of which was in the penn biden center which we are finding more and more evidence that it was almost exclusively funded by china. and there was no lock on the door. all the things that the special prosecutor is apparently going to try to indict trump on on mishandling classified documents and biden did and did it about 10 times worse. this was very valuable information we learned yesterday. we still don't know what those classified documents were. and we're still concerned about one document in particular that was found on the laptop that hunter biden had sent to his cronies on burisma in ukraine. so, this is another. >> ainsley: can you give us det

or would it be my responsibility to drag ms. chung into the facility. >> no the hospital would do that. that's a regular part of the process. if a resident gives permission for that individual to be part of the process, the team would include them. you want to participate in the process that will potentially have a solution. and if we have the state am bus person, they're some that go meet with the residents on a daily basis. : >> i have one more question, and this might put you in a difficult position, but if i were a person or the people in the community who want to do everything they can to support maintenance of individuals at laguna honda to avoid closure how can people who are not part of this system have an impact that cms makes? >> that's a good que, i would say so far we've seen that local advocacy, i think has been helpful in the process and i encourage people to use whatever mechanism to help support us in our quest to keep laguna honda open so that we can begin to accept new admissions. i would say probably advocacy is pro