Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about the

Pence document case. Andre, you're telling me you've lost another set of documents? I feel like the guy from the

Hunt for at October at this point. Okay, so what happened? It appears that Pence's lawyer probably doing like a proactive

preemptive check to make sure that Pence didn't have any documents, you know, attempting to preserve

national security and, you know, protect the interests of their clients, they did a search.

They're looking through Pence's stuff. They find a couple of boxes.

Boxes are taped up. They have been moved twice, once from the White House to

a temporary residence and then from the temporary residence to his permanent residence.

They open them up.

They find documents bearing classification markings.

This is what happens now is what matters.

They contacted the National Archives, said, hey, we've got this stuff and don't want to have it.

And then they secured it. The Archives then contacted the National Security Division of the FBI.

Documents are no longer loose.

Okay, so Pence is a Republican.

He obviously did something wrong.

Nope, doesn't look like it. Doesn't look like it. What matters is what they do once they become

aware of the documents. This is pretty comparable to the Biden case. Now personally I would

prefer that if something like this happens they just jump right to the end and contact the National Security

Division of the FBI.

But that's, I don't think that's a rule.

I think that's just, it just makes more sense to me. It doesn't look like Pence did anything

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