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From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center

Jack Armstrong and Joe Ketti

The Armstrong and Getty Show

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People know I take classified documents of classified information seriously.

I was briefed about this discovery and surprised and learned that there were any government records that were taken there to that office.

But I don't know what's in the documents. My lawyers have not suggested I ask what documents they were.

I've turned over the boxes. They've turned over the boxes to the archives.

And we're cooperating fully, cooperating fully with the review and which I hope will be finished soon.

So that was the president in Mexico yesterday. He was ready to talk about all the things he had discussed there with the Prime Minister of Canada and the president of Mexico.

But he got asked a question by one of your media outlets about the whole classified information in his closet.

He has been asked three times in a row by networks not Fox about the classified documents.

So there is some interest among the mainstream media and the other interesting part is that his answer he had a card with the written out answer for that and read it.

He or his lawyers did not feel comfortable just saying, I'm sure you know they're looking into it and we'll see what's in there. So there must be dicey enough that they felt like we got to get the wording exactly right on this.

Although I'll tell you what a couple of a couple of things he shares in common with Donald Trump.

Number one, he likes to depart from the script and add lib a little bit and two, he lacks a filter.

For instance, in that answer, he said essentially my lawyers told me don't even ask what's in them.

Sir, you need plausible deniability. Don't ask. Don't talk about it. Nothing.

You have no connection to this whatsoever, but he kind of let that slip and is little rambling quote.

So I thought it was interesting.

Okay. My lawyers have told me and don't even ask what's in them.

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