Laura Barron-Lopez:
As for the investigations into President Biden and Trump's own vice president, Mike Pence, there are key differences.
In Trump's case, the DOJ charged him for holding onto classified materials for more than a year after leaving office, documents he stored in places like a bathroom and ballroom. Both Biden and Pence found classified material from their time as V.P. in their homes. But, unlike Trump, both turn them over immediately, and invited the FBI to search for others.
David Kelley, Former U.S. Attorney, Southern District of New York: When you talk about President Biden and former Vice President Pence, what you're talking about is complete transparency.
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