If it's Monday, irresponsible and unacceptable.

Members of the President's own party publicly rebuke the White House after the FBI

sees his even more classified material from President Biden's Delaware home.

Plus, Lunar New Year massacre.

Investigators, victims, and residents are all searching for answers after a

gunman opened fire on a Los Angeles area dance hall over the weekend. One of the worst mass shootings

in California's history. And a case of conflict and looming chaos. It's back to business as usual

on Capitol Hill as a divided Congress fights over the debt limit and who will serve on key committees.

Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Kristen Welker in Washington, where the White House now

finds itself facing growing criticism from Republicans and Democrats, after even more classified

material was discovered at President Biden's Delaware home over the weekend, the president's

attorneys disclosed that the FBI had conducted a 13-hour search of the President's

Wilmington, Delaware home on Friday.

Agents found an additional six items consisting of documents with classification markings,

according to the President's personal counsel.

The White House has not disclosed what those items were.

Critically, we do not know how many classified documents have actually been found.

The description of this latest batch of six items could mean six folders, six boxes,

or six hard drives containing dozens, even hundreds of classified documents.

We just don't know.

Still, the president's now the fourth known discovery of classified material at Mr. Biden's home or office.

The president ignored, shouted questions about those documents upon returning to Washington

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