President Biden is facing scrutiny over his handling of classified documents.

I don't know what's in the documents.

My lawyers have not suggested I ask.

What's the media coverage of this bin like?

I'm Duane Brown with Laila Faudel and this is up first from NPR News.

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President Biden and his predecessor now have something in common.

Biden and Donald Trump are both facing allegations that they mishandled classified documents.

But how are these cases different and how are news outlets covering this latest revelation?

CBS News has learned the Department of Justice is reviewing classified Obama Biden records.

Several classified documents from his time as VP under the Obama administration.

The issue here is much more about politics than about law.

Now we asked NPR media correspondent David Fokinflick to help us unpack the coverage of the story.

And he joins us now. Good morning, David.

Good morning, Laila.

Okay, so let's start at the beginning.

How did this story break and how was it presented?

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