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The interview was conducted over two days in October 2023 at the White House. The White House tried to downplay the situation at the time with a carefully worded statement: “The President has been interviewed as part of the investigation being led by Special Counsel Robert Hur. The voluntary interview was conducted at the White House over two days, Sunday and Monday, and concluded Monday… We would refer other questions to the Justice Department at this time,” read a statement by Biden spokesman Ian Sams.
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Despite the mounting evidence against him, Biden escaped prosecution. Special Counsel Hur concluded that Biden had “willfully retained” classified information, including sensitive Afghanistan documents, and had stored them in unsecured locations — such as his garage next to his Corvette, where his scandal-plagued son Hunter Biden had easy access.
Even more damning, Biden allegedly kept classified notebooks knowing full well he wasn’t authorized to do so. Yet no charges were filed.
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Why?
The answer from the Justice Department stunned even seasoned observers. Biden was described as a “sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.” In other words, not competent enough to stand trial.
Among the more gut-wrenching revelations from the interview: Biden could not remember when he served as Vice President — nor could he recall when his own son, Beau Biden, passed away.
These are not minor slip-ups. These are foundational details in a man’s life — especially for a sitting President — and his inability to recall them during a high-stakes legal interview should concern every American, regardless of party.
The release of this audio now reignites urgent questions about Biden’s ability to serve. If the President cannot remember key moments from his own life — or the basic chronology of his public service — how can he possibly navigate complex international crises, economic decisions, and threats to national security?
This isn’t political theater — it’s a constitutional crisis in slow motion.
The mainstream media may try to sweep this under the rug, but the American people deserve answers. They deserve a leader who is lucid, aware, and capable of fulfilling the most powerful role on Earth — not one whose lawyers must act as memory aides in the middle of a federal investigation.
And now, with the 2024 election looming and Biden pushing for a second term, this audio may well become the defining moment of his presidency — the moment voters finally ask: Is Joe Biden mentally fit for office?
