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Enough bullshit.  A dozen documents stashed away that were found when packing up an office vs the boxes at Braggart Lago who liked showing off more than he liked the USA. No one knew of or searched for these documents before they were found and it would never have even been an issue if the great orange grump had abused his position. I’m sure this happened to other presidents and vice presidents than Biden as well. Only one tried to keep them and avoided cooperating and actively obstructed the federal government.
Schiff said Congress should receive the intelligence community’s assessment of the documents in the same way that lawmakers have requested a review of classified government files found at former President Donald Trump’s Florida estate.
“I’d like to know what these documents were,” Schiff said. “I’d like to know what the [intelligence community’s] assessment is, whether there was any risk of exposure and what the harm would be and whether any mitigation needs to be done. I think that would be appropriate and consistent with what we requested in the case of Mar-a-Lago.”

It is a fair and reasonable take on the situation. Huffpost created a clickbait title for the article. >

That's one way of putting they simply need to examine things further. They may or may not have been a risk to national security. >

And that's almost exactly what he said:

I don’t think we can exclude the possibility without knowing more of the facts. >

Yes…. I meant the title.