Congressman James Comer, who's a chairman of the House Oversight Committee, is trying to get to the bottom of it. He said his panel conducted an interview with the National Archives General Council and they learned the agency had prepared a statement on classified documents found at the think be blocked by the Justice Department. The Senate Intelligence Committee was outraged last week, saying they're being quote, stonewalled by intelligence officials after they received a briefing. Meanwhile, Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan sent a letter last month demanding a wide range of records from the DOJ as well as the White House.