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4:16Now PlayingFox and Friends hosts freak out over the recent President Biden classified documents scandal alongside CNN in comparison to Donald Trump. John Iadarola and Yasmin Khan break it down on The Damage Report.
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Fox & Friends Pounces on DOJ Review of Classified Biden Docs to Complain About MaraLago Raid‘The Irony is Delicious’
"Fox & Friends seized on news that the Department of Justice is reviewing classified documents that were found at a private office once used by President Joe Biden. They did so by complaining that this hasn’t led to a search through the current president’s home like with Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago documents scandal.
On Tuesday, the show jumped into the story that Biden’s attorneys were closing out a private office months ago that he used back when he was Barack Obama’s vice president. As the office was being closed, the attorneys found a small batch of classified documents amongst Biden’s presidential papers. They reported those documents to the National Archives, and a review was launched.
As Fox & Friends dove into this, Steve Doocy demanded to know “why they have waited two months to tell us what happened a week before the midterms, because this would have been explosive news before the midterms.” That led to Ainsley Earhardt asking if Biden should get “the same treatment” Trump got when the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago last year."
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