President Biden faces mounting questions, after classified documents are discovered at his Delaware home and a private office.  

Could this discovery tarnish his presidency and sideline his agenda?  

This week, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland named a special counsel to lead the investigation into how classified documents tied to President Biden ended up at his Delaware home and a private office he used after his vice presidency. The first batch of classified documents was discovered in November, but only came to light this week. 

Joining the discussion: 

• Eleanor Clift is a political columnist with The Daily Beast.  
• Rafael Bernal is a Staff writer with the political newspaper, “The Hill.”   
• Art Estopinan is the President of the Estopinan Group, a political consultancy.  
• Bill Crane is a Political analyst and Columnist. 

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