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A Justice Department search finds six more classified documents at Joe Biden's Delaware Home,

as the White House prepares to get a new chief of staff.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, Colin Mistkimstrassel and editorial board member Colin Levy.

News over the weekend was that federal agents had searched Joe Biden's home in Wilmington

for nearly 13 hours on Friday, and they turned up six sets of documents with classification markings.

The statement from Bob Bauer, the president's personal attorney,

said that having previously identified and reported to the Justice Department a small number of documents

with classification markings at the president's Wilmington home and in the interest of moving the process forward

as expeditiously as possible.

We offered to provide prompt access to his home to allow DOJ to conduct a search of the entire premises

and reportedly the documents that were taken, Kim.

Somewhere from President Biden's term as vice president,

somewhere from his senatorial days, and then the Justice Department also took some personally handwritten notes

for further review.

And Kim, I wonder what you make of this.

Now we have documents classified material in President Biden's Penn Biden Center office,

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