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Audio recordings from former President Joe Biden’s 2016 and 2017 interviews with memoir ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer were released after Biden’s attorneys dropped a months-long court fight to block disclosure. The recordings, totaling roughly 70 hours, were evidence in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s 2024 investigation into Biden’s handling of classified documents after leaving the vice presidency. In one excerpt, Biden tells Zwonitzer, “Some of this may be classified, so be careful with it.” Hur’s report cited the tapes in finding that Biden kept notebooks at home containing classified information.

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Cognitive lapsesLeans Right

Biden sounded confused or forgetful on the tapes while discussing sensitive material. Those moments raise doubts about his memory and cognitive fitness.

New York Post

Classified mishandlingLeans Right

Biden improperly retained and disclosed classified information, including material tied to his memoir and documents kept at his Delaware home. The newly released recordings and transcripts back up that allegation, undercut his public defense, and point to a serious classified-documents scandal.

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