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Well, well, well, they waited until the weekend.

Turns out there are more documents, more classified documents.

This is from over the weekend, it dropped. They did a review on Friday and really word got out on Saturday. The Justice Department on Friday completed an extensive search of President Biden's home in Wilmington, Delaware, and turned up additional classified documents,

some of which date to his time in the Senate and others from his eight-year, 10-year,

as vice president, the president's personal attorney announced after being given full

access to Biden's home, including personally handwritten notes, files, papers, and binders

that covered decades of work.

The Justice Department took possession of six items.

Those items, according to the President's personal attorney Bob Bauer,

consisted of, quote, documents with classification marks and surrounding materials.

The Justice Department also took some of Biden's handwritten notes from his vice presidential years to further review them.

Now notice the language here.

This is lawyerly language.

The Justice Department took six items.

They didn't say six documents. They said six items.

It could be a file folder with a thousand pages of classified material and that's one item.

Notice the legalese and what they said.

Documents with classification markings and surround legalese and what they said.

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