

The Presidents and the Classified Documents
14 snips Jan 13, 2023
Glenn Thrush, Washington correspondent for The New York Times, provides expert insights into the classified documents investigations involving Presidents Trump and Biden. He explores the striking similarities and differences between the two cases, emphasizing Biden's cooperative approach versus Trump's resistance. The discussion also highlights the political ramifications of these discoveries, questioning accountability and the implications for national security. Additionally, Thrush addresses shifting public perceptions during intense scrutiny and evolving political landscapes.
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Biden Documents Discovery
- Classified documents from Biden's time as vice president were found.
- The documents were discovered in a locked closet at the Penn Biden Center.
Timing of Documents Discovery
- The documents were found on November 2nd, before the midterm elections.
- This was also weeks before a special prosecutor was appointed in the Trump case.
Initial Reactions and Questions
- The Biden team contacted the National Archives after finding the documents, seemingly following protocol.
- Questions arose about the timing of the announcement and its proximity to the election.