A couple main takeaways. There was no charge recommended by Robert Hurrah and I think he ran an extensive and really impressive investigation.

I think his fact finding left very little uncovered and I think his analysis was sound and fair.

However, he did find some evidence of criminality.

He did find evidence, pretty clear-cut evidence,

that Joe Biden retained classified documents,

knew he retained them as evidenced on that tape,

and did not immediately turn them back over.

The other thing that I think is important to note

is that Joe Biden did mislead the public,

as did other members of Joe Biden's team.

Because for the past year or so,

the talking point,

and we've seen this repeated many times,

has been it was entirely unintentional by Joe Biden.

He had no idea he had any of these documents.

Things get moved around.

Whoops, what are you going to do?

It turns out that is somewhat fair when it comes to some of the documents,

but not others. He absolutely knew he had these

documents I do think the decision not to charge him was a close one but I think it was

sound yeah I agree I agree I mean I think that we were talking about this a little bit at break

there's been a little bit of moneying about this notion of if you get in front of a jury what the

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