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Slack.com slash THQ. This is the Friends, Mr. Debating Society. I'm John Batchett with

Thaddeus MacCarter, the recovering politician, my friend and colleague of many years. He writes

at American greatness and human events. He has wide experience in Washington and wide

experience in Michigan politics. I mention that Senator Stabenow, Debbie Stabenow of Michigan,

who has announced her retirement from the Senate in 25. She will not run for re-election in

24. On a national broadcast in these last hours, asked about the little we do know about

top secret documents found at the President's residence in Delaware in several locations

in the residence. Documents dating from the President's time we believe as Vice President.

In other words, the last time the Vice President was active was January of 17 when he left

office. He's now President, but we don't have all the details. I can't fill in the blanks,

but some of those documents have been found over many months. We're told the first set

or the first grouping was found in November of 22 prior to the midterm. We're told another

set of documents were found in December, perhaps, or January, perhaps. I can't be specific

because the timeline changes constantly. And I don't want to commit myself. That's part

of the story. We don't have it. That is your measure of this investigation as it spills

out. What should we watch for? What is helpful to understand? Because Senator Stabenow

immediately said, Oh, the Republicans, they love to investigate that sort of thing.

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