Well, good evening, everyone. I'm Laura Codes, and this is CNN Tonight, and you're looking

live really at, well, the White House in this in turmoil. Multiple sources tell CNN there

could be even more searches and even more locations after more classified docs were found

at the president's one-time private office, more found at his home in Wilmington, and the

White House Council's office, that's an important point. The White House Council's office

is closing just this weekend. The additional five pages of classified material has also been

found in Wilmington, and we're in President Biden is getting frustrated by the way his

administration is handling all of this, and it's maybe overshadowed what had been a pretty

good news streak for his White House in recent times, at least since the Red Wave had not

materialized, and the mood among its AIDS tonight described as, it is what it is. Not sure

what that means, but it is what it is, apparently this evening. We'll talk about what that really

means as they wait to see if yet another shoe drops. Now, meanwhile, there is the Congressman

George Santos, and Kevin McCarthy says he's always had questions about the Congressman's

resume, which of course, if he has always had questions, it raises another question of

why he and do anything about it earlier. As another apparent wapper, surfaces from Santos

who lied about his resume, his education, and apparently even now volleyball.

You know, it's funny. I actually went to school on a volleyball scholarship. I knew what I did.

Yeah. When I was in Baruch, we were the number one volleyball. Did you graduate from Baruch?

Did you graduate from them? Yeah. So did I. I did. So did I.

Very cool. So great school, great institution, very simple, but very good. I look, I sacrificed

both my knees and got very nice knee replacement, knee replacement from my class. That's playing

volleyball. That's how serious I took the game.

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