Former presidents asked to check for classified records
The National Archives is calling on former presidents and vice presidents to verify that no classified materials are in their files. Meanwhile, FBI Director Christopher Wray issued a warning about the handling of classified information, and CBS News has learned more details about the materials found at former Vice President Mike Pence's home. Robert Costa has the details.
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