Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xtons Show Podcast.

Welcome back to some very basic questions about round number five here for the Biden classified documents finding remember they went tomorrow

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been found. That should be pretty easy, right? They should know how many pieces of paper

with the classification marking on top. Do you have? Here is a Biden spokesperson saying,

it's a little bit complicated. Play two. Can you give us a sense of how many classified documents

we are now talking about total across all three locations? Sure, it's a good question. And

and actually the answer to it is a little bit complicated because of this point that I'm making

about the integrity of an ongoing Justice Department investigation. The Justice Department is going

to be looking at all sorts of questions like that throughout their investigation. We want to be

very, very careful to be respectful of the integrity of that investigation to not speak too much

about the underlying contents and materials, especially things that we may not know all the answers to.

Okay, Clay, I love this. By the way, whatever your spokesperson keeps, keeps shouting integrity,

it's like Frank the tank and old school in the locker room. You got to keep your composure as he's

in his tidy whiteies and throw in the chair around the locker room like repeating integrity over and

over again. Doesn't doesn't actually sound good. Doesn't make you think that that's what's going on

here. But it's also the ongoing investigation point. How many classified pieces of paper have they

found? It's actually not that complicated. It's about as straightforward as it gets. Yeah, and we're

going to have, I think, Karin Jean Pierre, unless they've changed the time, is going to get

absolutely flayed in about 25 minutes. That's not necessarily different than normal, except as we've

talked about, the White House press corps will basically accept anything when it comes to a Democrat

administration, except humiliating them and making them look embarrassed in public. And remember,

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