and fully cooperative in these directed his team to be fully cooperative. that's because he believes in the independence of the justice department and giving him a stage to conduct a thorough review and that's why it's moving quickly to give them access to his home in wilmington and robo beth so they are able to get access. we won't speculate about potential things that may happen in the future in this investigation but we been cooperative in the president has been fully cooperative and his lawyers are in your discussion with the justice department that will continue. >> why did it take so long [inaudible] we've been working directly with the justice department from the beginning when it was reported to the archives in the archives notified the justice department about their finding and we worked with the president's personal attorney's through this process and white house counsel's office. the white house counsel is not present today to answer that question and we've been following the justice department's lead in coordinating these searches with them. if

-mexico security cooperation. following the discussion, we want to invite you to stay for some food and beverages and we hope to see you there. to our cosponsoring organizations, to our wonderful panelists, to the security policies student board. i hope i don't give my professor to heart of a time. to [indiscernible] of the mexican student association and to joanna great partners and friends in this endeavor. i and the director of external operations here at the of narrow institute. -- onero institute. i would like to recognize some members of our team who have been instrumental in ensuring a successful event. sarah franks and adam savage. tyler alexander and mattie mckinney thank you all for your efforts. we are beyond grateful to be joined by c-span today in our first televised event. c-span's participation shows that it as an institution seeks to achieve the same goals that we hear today also hope to achieve with this event. those being the amplification of latin american issues from the voices of those who hav

obviously with the ongoing investigation with the justice department you are fully cooperating. you want to protect the integrity of the investigation and take safeguard information from the investigation to protect the law enforcement decision-making that we are in communication with the oversight committee. >> but are there any conversations? spent the president's personal lawyers have addressed to identify locations where they could have been stored open consultation with the department of justice i will not speak to that decision-making about how to conduct their investigation that would be more appropriate but we are being fully cooperative offering access to the president's personal home. we are cooperating with the justice department. >> [inaudible] >> did you see today the statement released from the personal lawyers and released from the personal attorney they believe some of the materials that were seen were taken related to time as vice president they want to make sure the justice department has access to the information that they need for these ongoing investigation

we have been fully cooperative. the president has been fully cooperative. his lawyers are in direct discussions with the justice department, and that's going to continue. >> why did it take so long for a search of rehoboth beach residence, and who from the white house if anyone was there? >> that's a good question. we have been working directly with the justice department from the very beginning. as soon as the initial set of materials was discovered at the penn biden center and it was reported to the archives, and the archives notified the justice department about the finding and we have worked, the presidents personal attorneys worked closely with the justice department through the process, and white house counsel's office was not present today to answer that question, and we have been following the justice department's lead in coordinating these searches with them. if you want to ask granular questions about the decision making, about the search or the timing or anything like that, i would refer you to the justice department. >> a couple questions, to be

it is not put so much as a military cooperation more as economic and other kinds of cooperation but you can see there is kind of like a redevelopment of cold war. you can refer to it as a cold war 2.0 if you would like. there is some response on with respect to what is going on with china. >> we talked about the tensions over taiwan which china claims for its own and of course taiwan is not sisterly see it that way. -- does not necessarily see it that way. i wonder how the balloons fit into this picture in the context of that. will this change u.s. relationships and priorities in asia? does this hurt the u.s. efforts to keep things peaceful in the taiwan straits? >> it does escalate the efforts to enhance more cooperation among the countries. in large part as far as the united states in china is concerned, we are very interdependent with each other economically at least in that to killer context. in china and they are going through a very difficult economic process. and so covid has had -- they have had problems with covid. they are in an economic decline and they are trying to recover

he must have said the word "cooperation" or "cooperating," a dozen or more times. that's where they want the focus to be, on their cooperation with the doj, to try to distinguish as to how donald trump has handled his investigation. >> thank you. >>> so next hour, president biden and kevin mccarthy are going to meet for the first time since mccarthy became house speaker. they're going to talk about the looming debt ceiling crisis. we will preview their sit-down, next. >>> and in just minutes, we will take you back to memphis where the funeral service for tyre nichols is happening right now. stay with us. so no matter what the market's doing, he's ready. and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature googogle products like the nest cam with f floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. so you can listen in... sam. aneven speak up. sophie's not here tonigh i can show her the videtomorrow, anyou can keep playi

minister giorgia meloni to cooperate togetherfor minister giorgia meloni to cooperate together for a minister giorgia meloni to cooperate togetherfor a better minister giorgia meloni to cooperate together for a better coordination in search and rescue, and in safe routes. discussing also in the country of origin because many people, like we saw, most of the nationality of this ship wreck or from afghanistan, and they were coming from turkey. i believe that this could be a secondary effect of the earthquake in turkey. and if we do not think about this now, we will have many, many tragedies during this summer because we cannot think that this earthquake will not impact the life of the migrants and turkey. what do you say it to the argument that a sometimes put that the more there are rescue charities, that are going to help people that do get into trouble, thatjust encourages the migrants to make thatjourney and the traffickers to lay on. help those people make that very dangerous journey? those people make that very dangerousjourney? i those people make that very dangerous journey? da

with that military cooperation russia and china. and it seems to be under girded by the energy sector and mentioned your testimony overlaid with the no limits partnership and this seems to me wrapped in the overall identity of ideological interests. and then to broaden and deepen or is that not working? >> you summarize it nicely. and it is multidimensional and then the economic energy and it still lagging at those calls for change so if one or two of those are removed from the equation it's the opportunity to explore the possibility or were - . >> and to try the different strategies and trying to only be nice to one and not the other that can be seen as holding them apart to build the relationship. and then so my fear is to do this at the margin and it would be more effective in some areas. but that fear to play around with the local act one dish actors don't engage in these exercises. but those that would change their life to see. and that wouldn't hold until a new person in power for the country. >> and that as we see russia stru

and we are fully cooperating. we hope to have a solution resolved as soon as possible at a meeting of the iranian and chinese presidents in beijing. both leaders have signed agreements to further expand bilateral cooperation in various fields. now that deals include areas such as crisis management, international trade, export and many other key spheres. chinese leadership ping has welcomed iranian president abraham, racy as he makes his 1st ever state visit to china. with a large delegation of senior cabinet members accompanying him during his 3 day trip . this comes as both countries refused to give in to strong western pressure, praising their bilateral relations prior to the visit. cross live now to see g t n correspondent, you say, shall. thank you for being with us here on our international. so what else can we expect from the talk because they get under way? well, there is so many things happening with their meeting here in the afternoon and the sizes are signed. cooperation documents in many fields, includi

it speaks to the more limited feature of cooperation and the political aspect of cooperation which is different from the military. >> a quick point. a group of foreign students trained by the pla and the us, that's an opportunity to talk to them and to give their views on the strengths and weaknesses of how the us does it or how china does it and many people have been through both of those courses. >> thank you. you've got one question, if you'd like a second round i think we have time. commissioner goodwin. >> my appreciation to the witnesses. doctor saunders, you referenced the diplomatic activity the pla engages in in the form of counter piracy operations and how that is designed to gain critical expertise in protecting lines of communication but also designed to help protect energy security. have we seen any trends or an uptick in this engagement and outreach since russia's invasion of ukraine geared towards protecting energy security? >> that's a great question. the answer is i haven't really seen that. the bigger impact has been covid, what used to happen is they would send 2 or

but i do think collaboration and cooperation is the way forward. and there are rules in place, particularly in the state sector, in the form of the outer space treaty as to how, you know, a country or even a group of countries can and should use space. and then within the rules, you'll find lots of provisions relating to things such as the importance of demilitarization, a space of a space, no use of space for you know, addresses replacing weapons and onto the field bodies and things like that. so there are rules when it comes to defendants and space and how they're interlinked. and i would imagine those rules to be followed and for space to continue to be a collaborative and cooperative stare for most countries. yep. and now, while previous ace endeavors were in the name of scientific exploration and discovery, today's space endeavors have an element of technology, security and communication. and does that change the nature of cooperation and collaboration between even friendly partners? it would be wrong to suggest that security was not always a

the president has been fully cooperative and directed his team to be fully cooperative. he believes in giving them the space to conduct a thorough review, why he's moving quickly to give them the access to his home in wilmington and rehobeth to do a full search so they are able to get access to the information to move ahead in their review. we are not going to speculate about potential things that may happen in the future in this investigation but we have been fully cooperative, the president has been fully cooperative, his lawyers are in direct discussions with the justice department and that's going to continue. >> why did it take so long for the search of the rehobeth beach residence to occur, and who today from the white house, if anyone, was there. >> good question. we have been working directly with the justice department from the very beginning, as soon as the initial set of materials was discovered at the penn biden center and it was reported to the archives and the archives notified the justice department about the finding and we have worked the president's pers

said as to the military, technical cooperation between not countries. we've already mentioned that in our opening statements in great detail. but as i've said over the recent months, we have supplied shift in the whole situation, equipment to the motion of the country of molly. and this will greatly improve the military capacities of the country to approve the terrorist threat. and the molly military is now well equipped in terms of got over it in the asian, one of the best trained and one of the most efficient military forces in the region of stuff. and the same can be said about training, training, training of military personnel. so supplies and training go hand in hand, the phone you to and i think we will be planning additional steps for you in the, in the field of military education through military universities and, and also supplying additional that i deal with them when you made them. when you would have just the additional equipment, you probably handle as to the specific steps to be made. this information is not public depends on the specific

do you think that this would prevent spacing from cooperating with iran in certain space? absolutely not because of aging. it's those kind of outcomes. cooperation is really some kind of a de facto outcome of the comprehensive strategic partnership between aging. and to ron, it's also a move that protects the true multilateralism and safeguards the common interest of the both developing countries. so bating signal is quite clear that the cooperation between the 2 countries does not target any 3rd party in china, says kind of friendly cooperation is conductive to the well being of both peoples as well as to pieces. the ability in the middle east. and finally, jones, i just wanna get your thoughts on this. it started concerned its soul, or that it would still be sanctioned by the us for cooperating with iran. any coercive sanctions? those people who got sacrifices are the people who in the country who got sanctioned also the people who the country that imposed sanctions. so course extensions are something that really not the strategy of resolving any disputes or confrontatio

and it's great and it's a symbol of cooperation like we've never seen before. it's a good example of recent, the recent use of the ss for innovation was when use based company use the us a lot launch port, right? so i'm sure you've seen videos where small satellites vertically thrown out of the us and deployed into orbit as an innovative mechanism to have satellites in space. and then that was only possible through having a station like the ice that's out there. yeah. so while we have a couple of these alliances and space blocks here you have the russia, china block, the air space, coordination group, and the euro block, etc. and while these blocks are gray and allow for nations to collaborate closely, do you think that there is a possibility that the more rigid these alliances become, the more likely conflict is to ensue between the blocks? so i think that's a great question, right? i think political powers and political factors are at play in every industry. and you always find that as the importance, if a sector grows more and more countries want to explore

the 2 leaders will be fine tuning the details of a 25 years to take a cooperation agreement, as well as being iran's largest trading partner. china has big investments in the country and is a major buyer of oil. now to find out more about this visit and the economic ties between the 2 countries. let's bring in d, w. correspondents, so it's on hand in taipei. so what sectors of the iranian economy is china most interested in kate at this time, china emphasize that it will import more iran in agricultural products and continue to cooperate with iran, imputing the belt and rolled project. they have also signed a number of bilateral corporation documents and tourism, environmental protection, health disaster relief, culture, sports and so on. but as well as the economy relationship between iran and china, actually their relationship is largely based on the energy trade with few global buyers of iranian oil under us sanctions, making china, its largest export destination. so that's probably the most interesting item. the chinese look at this time. absolutely. so a lot of evidence of deepe

the 2 countries want to finalize the details of a cooperation agreement that to last 25 years. what is inside that deal? all this 25 year on comprehensive cooperation agreement involves 400000000000 in chinese investment in ron china will establish free trade songs in different parts of iran and the 2 sides will cooperate in areas such as banking, telecommunications, ports, railroads, global navigation systems, and 1000 of other products, however, they have been concerns with in iran that this corporation agreement is more symbolic than real. and china only want to use it as the bargaining chip used to negotiate with iran's rival saudi arabia. so we will have to see if it will turn into a real capital for iran apt to this visit. i'll write a complicated relationship. so don't hang in type, hey many thanks. it's almost a year since western nations imposed sanctions aimed at reducing rushes ability to shore up its military. but trade records reveal what actually happened this past year. chinese companies have continued and even increased their business ties with moscow. data anal

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the island has an ambitious program of dreaming cooperation with us forces. but for china, looking on disapprovingly. does this strategy come with risks? ah, i british manager, welcome to did up in use asia. glad you could join us. i want the president sighing . one has said taipei will boost military exchanges with the united states at the time when tension with beijing remained high. the cooperation with the united states has picked up base, especially since the start of the ukraine war and renewed concerns over the threat of an invasion from china. always a well traveled route traffic between washington d. c. and ty pay has been especially heavy and recent months. last week, the latest group of us lawmakers visited the island sparking fury in beijing, china, which claims taiwan as part of its territory and his badge to seize it. one day it opposes any official exchanges with the democracy, can call and talking jackson members ration on semiconductor did last year. nancy pelosi then speaker of the us house of representatives chose to visit taiwan since the

educate me what is its they are actually learning from this cooperation? i understand the signaling i understand authoritarianism versus democracy and all of that. just in terms of where they getting out of this education wise? let me speak to that problem plugged my colleague we recently published an article by him that goes into some detail. they looked at the russians as being advanced military in terms of combined arms operations how they use intelligent get it out to the field. more advanced in these areas at a technical level also knowing how to put the pieces together to make it work. that was a partial model for the reforms going to a brigade structure by the u.s. military influenced by the russian military as well. he short of thought the russians and figure this stuff out for they studied what they did and then adapted it to the purposes. with ukraine defining a lot of weaknesses when you try to make it work for you learn from that as well what not to do. some of the lessons you can get really bogged down in an operation it's really hard to get m

cooper: we will see what happens. most north carolina into savings their districts are important. -- most carrier -- most north koreans would say fair districts are important. elena: your predecessor as he launched his campaign. you are somebody who is won in a red state, even when donald trump was on the ballot. [indiscernible] gov. cooper: do i? elena: i grew up there and never picked up the accent. your dad connected with you, even though he is a republican. tell me why you feel like you be able to connect. gov. cooper: he is smart. he has fought for consumers. he was at consumer protection in my office when i was attorney general. it is going to be important to continue to see progress. he is a rising star. north carolina has a bright future. elena: thank you. next, my colleague the other shirt north dakota governor. thank you all for joining us. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. my name is anthony. i am with politico i work on climate and energy. you can follow along on twitter. i am pleased to be joined tod

the eua setup a new fun to try to encourage cooperation. are you hopeful that that will lead to kind of a sea change in how european countries approached the fence, that the eu can sort of play this role and beginning to integrate european defense bar works one of the things we've seen is cooperation between european countries on defense isen actuay not increase over the last decade, spatially comes to bigde procurement. what is a role you think that you can was a pleasure and think this c500 million fund is going to be enough to sort of really incentivize cooperation? >> of course not. but let me come to your three points. the first one, we are nato. it's not u.s. and nato. you are nato. we are nato. so why don't we stop opposing nato? and europe and u.s., i mean, nato is an alliance. we are aligned within the two. without our resources, nato is nowhere. so we are nato. the stronger we will be, the stronger will be nato. so my job, which is not easy, is to coordinate of course all these efforts tose make a stronr european pillar of nato, a

and we are fully cooperating. we hope to have a solution resolved, as soon as possible at the meeting of the iranian chinese presidents in beijing, both leaders have signed agreements to further expands bilateral cooperation in various fields. the deals include areas such as crisis management, international trade for the and many other key stairs. funny, a decision paying has welcome to iranian president, apprehend, right as he makes his 1st state visit to china. with the launch delegation of senior candidate members accompanying him during his 3 day trip because of both countries refused to give into strong west, less impressive praising the bilateral relations prior to the visit. his c t, t, and correspondent unified joe with more from the meeting. preaching says present a race is 3 day visit can further boost the comprehensive, strategic partnership between the 2 side. so the 2 presidents also exchange very significant important topics on international issue. sees that that china supports around stands in prote

but i do think collaboration and cooperation is the way forward. and then there are rules in place to get early in the state sector in the form of the outer space treaty as to how you a country or even a group of countries can and should use space. and then within the rules, you'll find lots of provisions relating to things such as the importance of demilitarization, a space of space, no use or space for you know, addresses or placing weapons and onto the field bodies and things like that. so there are rules when it comes to defense and space and how they're interlinked. and, and i would imagine those rules to be followed and for space to continue to be a collaborative and cooperative stare for most countries. yep. and now, while previous ace endeavors were in the name of scientific exploration in discovery, today's space endeavors have an element of technology, security and communication. and does that change the nature of cooperation and collaboration between even friendly partners? it would be wrong to suggest that security was not always a part

we have learned to these are our cooperation processors. the principal, it's so one of the cases where we see the west williams. so when the civilian americans to shield without understood, nobody really knew despising the principle of equal sovereign equality of states and trying to impose double standards on its former colonies. and as you know, the west system is pushing for the a so called rule based order and and no one has ever seen with an actual set of rules that ought to be followed when you really virtue. so our some colleagues have a for years, a manipulated public opinion with junior both and their own ander here, most other countries. and so their obsession with their what's on soaps will be abusive. not lotion of exceptionalism relates what it is and they're impunity who there is what we see very clearly in rural western polity, policies in quality, all parts of the world. just because in europe we saw today who were you were all political with our commitments being undermined. that lay the foundation of european security does

this is the best cooperation for a long time. is the best cooperation for a long time-— is the best cooperation for a long time. there currently is not a functioning _ long time. there currently is not a functioning rule - long time. there currently is not a functioning rule set - long time. there currently is not a functioning rule set for how— not a functioning rule set for how to — not a functioning rule set for how to behave in space. the rule — how to behave in space. the rule book_ how to behave in space. the rule book for missions seven is still the — rule book for missions seven is still the main rule book about behaving _ still the main rule book about behaving in space. he doesn't talk about companies, it doesn't _ talk about companies, it doesn't talk about billionaires. space is entirely different to what it was in 1967~ _ different to what it was in 1967. ., ., ., ., different to what it was in 1967. ., ., ., , 1967. the moon and other worlds could be mined _ 1967. the moon and other worlds could be mined for— 1967. the moon and other worlds could be mined for valuable -

and to cooperate fully. and look, it's obviously very different and we approach that donald trump has taken, where he has stonewalled the government, required search warrants, was asked for these documents, refused to turn them over. in our case, we identify the documents, made them available to the appropriate authorities, and turn them over as soon as we found them. >> as you say, in the trump models, zero cooperation. he calls the investigation of his possession of documents a witch hunt. the term i've heard here. will the president cooperate with investigations to the point of submitting to any interview the justice department would want to do? >> look, the president is going to cooperate fully. that's instruction to us. so, we're going to cooperate fully with where this investigation requires. >> the speaker of the house, first kevin mccarthy in the white house today as speaker of the house. i had the good fortune to pass him in the hallway and got in a handshake with the speaker, just a moment in the h

and the topic of today's discussion is trans-atlantic cooperation on security. this is a pivotal moment both for the united states and europe. the war in ukraine and geopolitical competition with china has highlighted the need for robust cooperation between washington and brussels and cooperation between our two unions is never easy but it has greatly intensified over the last few years, particularly in the wake of russia's invasion. with the e.u. taking an impressive leadership role in welcoming millions of ukrainian refugees, providing lethal aid to ukraine for the first time in its history, leftying an unprecedented sanctions regime against the russian economy. however, significant challenges lie ahead for the united states and the e.u., particularly on trade, climate change, technology regulation and europe's future in the global security order. that is why we are so excited to have the commissioner with us today. he's one of the most powerful political leaders in europe with an incredibly broad and important portfolio. he's responsible for the smooth functi

that they are cooperating here. tell us their view of this latest search. >> let me begin by reading a part of that statement that with just got from bob bower who was the personal attorney who is taking lead on this issue. he said today with the president's full support and cooperation, the doj is conducting a planned search of his home in rehoboth, delaware, on the standard procedures in the interest of operational security and integrity . it sought to do this work without advanced public notice and we agreed to cooperate. i think you're absolutely right. . the words full support and cooperation is really key here and very telling. they are very much wanting to emphasize that the president himself consented to the search and that this was a planned search that they are basically on board with. this has really been the white house's theory of the case in dealing with this matter. it's really at every turn emphasizing that they are cooperating with the doj's ongoing investigation and they are really not going to sta

the president is cooperating fully. hello, everyone, this is a "outnumbered" and i'm emily compagno. joining me is ainsley earhardt, kennedy, cassie smedile, and kevin walling. now, we began with david spunt live at the department of justice who has more for us, david. >> good afternoon, good afternoon to everyone. fbi agents will be searching rehobeth beach home as long as it takes. the hunt is defined in the classified documents and the search began just a few hours ago. as we mentioned this is the president's vacation home in delaware. he bought it in 2017. fbi agents pulled up this morning in unmarked cars and out of search warrant meaning consensual search. by the is a longtime friend and attorney to the president said today with the president and full support and cooperation. the dea to search under doj standard procedures and in the interest of operational security and integrity. it will do this work without advance public notice and will cooperate. today is a further step in a thorough timely doj process. we wil

the hack us, any new contract sign that can move still to cooper in 2019. we held the 1st russia africa summit, that was the 1st sign, so to speak, a sign that russia was serious about africa, that it considers the african continent a strategic partner. unfortunately, shortly after that, we got the corona virus pandemic. virginia was that though, and not long after that came russia's special military operations. if i have a sadly during that period, we were unable to establish a wider, more systemic partnership with africa. every one knows that we need to work together west africa, them, but we are taking certain steps in that direction, but there's no comprehensive program. ah, there have been isolated targeted steps taken at the government level. but in terms of political dialogue, this year, russia's foreign minister, sir gay lover of made 2 trips to africa, visiting 7 countries. and in the summer of 2022. he has been to 4 african nations busy. our companies have traditionally operated in africa and about 30 of our largest companies continue to do busine

prioritizing counter in a cottage cooperation with partners -- counter narcotic cooperation with partners. is time for the united states to build a multilateral coalition to hold china accountable for failure to meet its international obligations to stop illicit drug trafficking. training is to take practical and common sense steps to address this problem right now. like implementing know your customer standards that protect against fraud, corruption, money laundering. if beijing fails to cooperate in good faith on indictments or on money-laundering investigations. on information shared on fentanyl and fentanyl precursor trafficking, the united states will hesitate unilateral step -- will have to take unilateral steps to expand sanctions. as the commission on combating semi opioid traffic, we need to be just as credit -- proactive your home. strengthening high-tech screening at our borders to disrupting the open trafficking of fentanyl across social media platforms. taking additional steps to expand exit to treatment and support services to those in -- access to treatment and support serv

this is the, the other news, a shark coming up to date when increasing military cooperation with the united states make taiwan more safe or less. so. the island has an ambitious program of dreaming corporation with us forces, but with china, looking on disapprovingly. does this strategy come with risks? lou ah, by british manager, welcome to deed avenues, asia. glad you could join us. so i want to president, sighing. one has said taipei will boost military exchanges with the united states at a time when attention with beijing remained high. the cooperation with the united states has picked up base, especially since the start of the ukraine war and renewed concerns over the threat of an invasion from china. always a well traveled route traffic between washington d. c. and ty pay has been especially heavy and recent months. last week, the latest group of us lawmakers visited the island sparking fury and beijing sally china, which claims taiwan as part of its territory and has vowed to seize it. one day opposes any official exchanges with the democracy can cause dr. jackson members a ra

have you seen any sort of trickle to the state level of the idea of non-cooperation? are you getting this question through your. i really have not seen that. i haven't studied state level transition in most states. the the amount of turnover is small. there are a few states like texas that have 2000 plus officials that actually helped bush anticipate. the challenge of staffing the government in most states, the number of officials is is infinitesimal compared to the federal. i have not that this election you know because of the issues that nancy flagged where have a number of candidates who say that if i don't win the election is flawed? you know, you may see that, but not. thank you. all right. and thanks, dave. has been. so assuming things go as they're supposed to go. the documents from the white house of the outgoing party or the outgoing president are sent to the archives. when individuals in the white house. there virtually no documents from the previous administration. has there ever been any discussion about that process and any adjustments to that process to

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the president has been fully cooperative and he's directed his team to be fully cooperative. and that is because he believes in the independence of the justice department and giving them the space to conduct that review. so he is moving quickly to give them access to his homes so that they dican do a full search. >> the searches into multiple properties would be a clear sign that the justice department is remaining vigilant in its investigation. jessica sthichneider reports. >> reporter: this was a third fbi search and it lasted for 3 1/2 hours wednesday at president biden's are rehoboth h house. no classified documents were found. and they say it was conducted in cooperation with the president and his attorneys and that the fbi and the doj had the president's full support and cooperation. and of course that has been a constant theme from the white house. they have repeatedly sought to differentiate the investigation into president biden's handling of classified documentation from the obstruction investigation going on with touchdown and his team because of documents found at