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F.B.I. Finds Classified Documents At Mike Pence’s Home, Day After January 6 Subpoena

On Friday, the FBI searched the Indiana home of former Vice President Mike Pence and found classified documents.

After speaking with Justice Department representatives, aides to the former vice president approved the search.

In response to the discovery of classified documents by President Joe Biden‘s aides, which were found both at his Wilmington, Delaware home and his old office at a Washington D.C. think tank, Pence’s aides searched his home out of an abundance of caution.

They too discovered documents with classified markings and contacted the Justice Department.

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Pence, according to his former advisor Greg Jacob, was at the March for Life in Washington D.C., a pro-life gathering taking place around the Capitol every year.

The FBI’s search comes a day after reports came out indicating that Pence had received a subpoena from the January 6 Special Counsel, who is investigating former President Donald Trump‘s efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

It is not clear at this time what information the Special Counsel is looking for specifically from Pence; however, the former vice president had been one of Trump’s most loyal allies before the 2020 election and could have been well positioned to gather a more general understanding of the former president’s plans.

Special Counsel Jack Smith is also in charge of investigating the potentially illegally obtained classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago last year.

It is unclear if Pence’s subpoena and the search of his Indiana home are related to the case.

The subpoena of Pence is one of Smith’s most aggressive moves yet during the January 6 investigations, given the vice president’s once-close political relationship with Trump.

Their relationship fell apart when Pence challenged Trump’s schemes to stop the ceremonial counting of the electoral votes in Congress.

Pence, seeing no legal route to fulfill Trump’s demands, refused to follow through and forever severed their relationship.

Supporters of Trump’s schemes on January 6, 2021 chanted “hang Mike Pence.”

According to the January 6 hearings, Trump approved of the chant.

 

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