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I watched ABC’s This Week where Jonathan Karl was the guest host. When Jonathan Karl asked Georgia Senator Warnock about why the white house delayed informing the public until January 2023 that classified documents were found at Biden’s former think tank, Warnock talked about other things like MLK. Karl didn’t react to Warnock’s refusal to answer the question. If he was interviewing a Republican Senator, I doubt Karl would have just accepted that behavior.
Also I noticed that This Week didn’t ask anybody about the procedure for moving “classified” documents out of a secured location. Who has the authority to move “classified” documents. Shouldn’t there be some sort of signup sheet that must be filled out when documents are moved? Republicans should seek answers to my questions.

Karl didn't react to Warnock’s refusal to answer the question. If he was interviewing a Republican Senator, I doubt Karl would have just accepted that behavior.

You got it that's what we are up against and its just as bad as lying or half truthing about us.They just ignore stuff that makes the hard left,and there is no one harder left than commie warlock,look bad. Best we can do is what you just did and keep pointing it out so they might think twice next time they pull this stunt.

I used to actually transport highly classified but broken computer disk packs and magnetic tape from the DIA Center in Washington DC to NSA HQs at Fort Meade, Maryland.

NSA had an enormous shredder /pulverizer, which was the approved method for destroying classified material of this kind. Actually, we could burn magnetic tape with paper documents, but that was a stinky, dangerous job, so we just saved all our classified and drove it up to the “Smasher”.

Bureaucratly, it was a serious pain in the back end. At least two people had to go, we had to sign out each piece, and then we couldn’t take a single stop along the way. We had to call ahead to let them know our ETA. If we broke down, they’d come looking us (this was before cell phones and had the existed then (mid 80s) they would be illegal to bring in a SCIF). The van we used was considered to be SCIF worthy for the single purpose of transporting TOP Secret and above.

We weren’t armed, although I bitched to everyone that I should be.

Once there, we had to countersign with the NSA people for every item we brought and that each was officially destroyed.

BTW, I loved the Smasher. I could watch it destroy stuff for hours!