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This is CBS Eye on the World. I'm John Bachelor, the Dead Sealing. You'll hear it in common

conversation these days in Manhattan, in Los Angeles, around the world, the Dead Sealing

and what will Congress do? Even Wall Street concerns itself with the Dead Sealing because

and then there are possible consequences. Welcome, Dan Henneger, deputy editor of the

editorial page of the Wall Street Journal. He writes Wonderland for the journal and he's

looking at the Dead Sealing and the remarks by the President of the United States. But

the end of this story is not a drama. The Dead Sealing will be satisfied by June. Between

here and there is the case. Dan, a very good evening to you. What is the President's

opinion of the Dead Sealing dispute right now in Washington? Good evening to you.

Hi, John. Well, his opinion is that as he, well, you know, I was as I pointed out in the

column, Joe Biden actually doesn't, isn't willing to talk about much of anything these days.

He won't talk about the classified documents thing and he doesn't want to really talk about

the dead. Yes, most of his talking through Queen's does, uh, Sampier, Jean Pierre is a press

secretary and she said for him that the Dead Sealing is quote, not negotiable. Um, and

the question is can he get away with that? I will be the first to admit that the phrase

the Dead Sealing is one of the ultimate eyes glaze over subjects. People just roll their

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