How will this investigation change Biden's presidency and top priority House Republicans

launch their own probes into the Biden administration?

I am concerned about ethics and transparency in the federal government.

Does that apply to both sides of the aisle?

I'll speak to the chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, Republican

James Comer, and then the Committee's top Democrat, Jamie Raskin, ahead.

Plus, hitting the limit, House Republicans make plans to try to limit the fallout if they

carry through on their threat to only raise the debt ceiling accompanied by spending

cuts.

Is the U.S. headed for fiscal catastrophe?

Hello, I'm Jake Tapper in Washington, where the state of our union is classified.

Today, President Biden is in Atlanta, focused on the legacy of the late Reverend Dr. Martin

Luther King, Jr., but here in Washington, the president is facing sharp political headwinds

of his own making.

On Saturday, the White House announced that five more pages of classified documents

had been discovered at the president's home in Greenville, Delaware, that's a suburb

of Wilmington, Thursday night, and immediately turned over to the Department of Justice,

which had just launched a special counsel investigation earlier that day, bringing the

total to approximately 20 classified records found there and in President Biden's private

office in Washington, Saturday's announcement by the White House heightened questions about

repeated delays in informing the public about the discoveries of these classified documents.

And so weeks or months before the president seems likely to announce his reelection campaign,

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