Hear ex-Trump official guess why Pence had classified docs at home

Former Trump White House official Alyssa Farah Griffin speaks with CNN's Anderson Cooper about the discovery of a dozen documents marked classified in former Vice President Mike Pence's Indiana home last week.
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[mikejunior]

Welp let's remember Mike Pence was extremely critical of Joe Biden's mishandling of classified documents all the while lacking the self-awareness of his own mishandling of classified documents.

[sallyturner]

Everyone knows these people didn’t pack this up themselves and had aides do it. So it’s clear to me it was sloppy work and an error. The process needs to change going forward. In the case of DJT, he said box it all up, it’s mine and I’m keeping it. It’s obstruction that’s gotten him in trouble.

[solidsnake]

Coca Cola recipe is more kept secret than government classified documents 😂😂

[Godsandonly]

Has anyone ever discovered the purposely deleted text messages of the Secret Service?

[katewaterbaby]

But the last former president didn’t even read!

[LuCKyDuCKy]

THANK YOU for addressing the ultimate questions!!!

[LollieVox]

And Hilary Clinton was judged so severely for her lack of email security.

[rosaliebent]

Should be a special counsel to investigate Pence simply to look unbiased.

[thebluearrow]

As these cases of classified documents showing up where they do not belong continue to emerge, the case involving D.J.T. still stands alone as being unique. Only he knowingly committed intentional theft by personally having the documents sent to his private home, only he falsely claimed that they belonged to him, only he falsely claimed that he had them declassified, only he unlawfully refused to return them when asked to by the DOJ. If not swift, the consequences for these lies and crimes needs to be severe.

[troystewart]

Anyone else watching this and wondering how many presidents should have been searched?
This is becoming an SNL skit along the lines of the 5 times club.

[lctmaster]

Investigate also ivanka and don jr. Laptop

[joaneskins]

My guess is that the documents had some dirt on Pence and Pence wanted to Pray the Gay Away!

[journeymansmitty]

Makes me wonder over the years how many documents have left at White House🤔

[badatheist]

Integrity and Pence should not be used in the same sentence. His actions as a governor of Indiana when dealing with the gay community was a failure. His silence when trump constantly lied showed he did not care about the truth. And the same can be said about Alyssa Farah Griffin

[oscarowski]

It’s becoming obvious no one really knows what documents are about and where they are. What’s interesting now is 1. how the people with documents behave and act when found out 2. what sort of docs they have 3. if they have any relationships with corporations or foreign nations, where these documents could play a role.

[Chicago]

It seems that there's a call for Obama and Bush to search their homes & offices.

[b.t.yrs_ago]

*Trump:* _Hey Mikey, hide these for me_

[achimwokeschtla]

Maybe all former Presidents and Vice Presidents should be searched

[potatojoe]

So CNN's news stories have deteriorated to just guessing?

[justinkenneth]

This appears to be systemic. The system ensuring that the chain of custody is unbroken, that classified documents remain secure, has to be completely overhauled. People are just too complacent.