Joe Biden’s disturbing interview with special counsel Robert Hur revealed in bombshell leak

The newly released recording of Joe Biden’s conversation with special counsel Robert Hur in 2023 was frustrating, which failed the president’s memory, including a particularly disturbing moment.

During his tenure, Biden announced executive privilege on a tape interview with former special attorney Hur, who recorded it in the record, describing Biden as “older” and “forgetful” with “reduced faculty.”

Biden posted audio in an interview with federal prosecutors in 2023, the latest in a series of reports that put Biden’s health doubts in the spotlight

Biden, then 80, did not recall when his son Beau died, even though he effectively ended his heavy duty in an interview before the debate disaster with Donald Trump when Barack Obama resigned at Barack Obama’s vice president.

Hur asserted in the investigation that the jurors viewed the president as “a sympathetic, kind-hearted, elderly, poor memory” regarding the misconduct of confidential evidence.

The audio shows Biden has been in a stuttering state for a long time – he lurs his words, losing his thinking process and unable to recall important facts about his life.

At some point, he could even hear the question, “Does I make sense to you?”

HUR was appointed as special counsel by Attorney General Merrick Garland in January 2022 to investigate the president’s handling of confidential archives under a range of regions, including Afghanistan.

Biden, then 80, failed to recall when his son Beau died, even though he effectively ended before the debate disaster against Donald Trump when Barack Obama resigned at Barack Obama’s vice president

The Biden administration has released transcripts of interviews conducted on October 8 and October 9, 2023, and has revealed that Biden’s lawyers had to tell his son Beau that his son Beau died of brain cancer, and the president joked that the special counsel looked up photos of his wife in his swimsuit.

“Although what happened…what month did Beau die?” Biden pondered and added, “Oh God, May 30.”

A White House lawyer then relates to the year in 2015.

“Did he die in 2015?” Biden asked.

He suggested that Beau die earlier in 2017 or 2018 because he would be in trouble when he was discussing his 2008 presidential election.

Biden asked Herr: “Is this the region’s 2017, 18?”

When Hull confirmed, Biden said: “Remember that in this time frame, my son is…uh…will be deployed or dying, so…that’s…and, there were still a lot of people who were still encouraging me to run during this period when I left the Senate, except for the president.”

Beau deployed between 2008 and 2009 at the beginning of his first term as vice president of Biden.

Former specialist Robert Hur (pictured) claimed in an investigation into inappropriate confidential evidence

Hull said: “I understand that my explanation of the case must include a rigorous, detailed and thorough analysis.

He would say, “In other words, I need to show my work.” “I know that in order for my decision to be credible, I can’t simply declare that I don’t recommend criminal charges and leave it alone. I need to explain why.

Hur added that he had to question Biden’s memory and could not make the allegations without assessing the “presidential mindset.”

He would say: “So I have to consider the president’s memory and overall mental state and how the jury sees his memory and mental state in a criminal trial.”

“Since these issues are important to my final decision, I have to include a discussion of them in my report.

“I didn’t sterilize my explanation. Nor am I unfairly demeaning the president.

‘I explained to the Attorney General my decision and why. That’s what I’m going to do.

Hur’s report summarizes his investigation into Biden’s misconduct in confidential documents, including many examples of Biden’s “mishy” memory, including a point where Biden seems to have forgotten when his son Beau died.

In a particularly disturbing moment, Biden struggles to recall the death of his son Bo (left center)

Hull insists that Biden is not suitable for prosecuting his misconduct against the documents because he is a “good intention, elderly, poor memory.”

The special lawyer pointed out that Biden “reduced the academy” and in “Earl” “does not remember when he served as vice president.”

Biden and his aides opposed Hur’s report, describing it as partisan hits.

The president was then – early 2024 – still planned to run for a second term and guaranteed he was in the work for another four years.

Republicans jumped onto the material, saying it proved that Biden was not suitable for running the country.

Jake Tapper and CNN contributor Alex Thompson wrote a new book, Original Sin: The Decline of President Biden, the Disastrous Choice to Cover and Run Again, which is a new book.

Meanwhile, the summary of the book provided in the press release describes the plot of liberalism. It constitutes Biden’s “his family and his senior aide” because “so firmly convinced that he can only defeat Trump again, they lied to themselves, their allies and the public.”

“What you’re going to learn makes President Biden decide to run for reelection, which seems shocking, self-declared and reckless bets, a bankrupt desperate bet,” Penguin said in announcing the book.

Publishers further framed this attempt, driven by the coverage that might be broadcast on traditional radio stations such as ABC, NBC and CBS, which is “part of a larger expansion of public fraud, with little precedent”.

Tapper – who also hosted the 2020 debate among the candidates at the time – added in another statement that he quoted Nobel Prize-winning novelist Toni Morrison.

“If you want to read a book but haven’t written it yet, you have to write it. ””

“That’s what inspired the book,” said the protagonist of the host Jake Tapper. “We want to learn more about everything we just went through.

“After more than 200 interviews, Alex and I had a better idea,” he said.

“You guys will do so soon.”

The statement was removed from the Atlanta debate for more than six months, with Tapper hosting the debate, which led to accusing CNN’s chief Washington host of ease with the president.

Part of the charges were raised after Tapper seemed to cut the 81-year-old in a messy and ridiculous answer – several subsequent allegations were later cited after the Democrats suddenly turned to Kamala Harris.

Record Release is a new book, “Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Covered Covering and Disastrous Choice,” Jake Tapper and CNN

After the announcement of the book, the station was claimed to be “complices of fraud”, as others specifically picked out. Others laugh at the state of the union host, building his book as a shameless attempt to deflect

“We can eliminate his debt,” Biden said.

He continued: “We will be able to make sure we need to do everything: childcare, seniors, and make sure we continue to strengthen our healthcare system.”

“Make sure we can qualify every lonely person for what I can do with… with me, sorry, I, well, handle everything we have to deal with, uh,” he continued to work hard.

“Look, if we finally beat Medicare…”

He began to fall completely behind.

After Tapper inserts in time, the silence and overall moments followed – continue to be infamous.

“Thank you President Biden – President Trump?”

Within a few days – thanks to various other viral tobacco during the confrontation or during bankruptcy – Biden was bombed by a bipartisan call to drop out of school.

A few weeks later, he finally did, albeit reluctantly.

That being said, Tapper is one of the few left-leaning hosts, and Biden appears to be decreasing his health in the months of the debate, while talented people like Thompson provide time for White House staff to insist that the president is good.

Additionally, Tapper cut off Lara Trump in a stingy interview aired in ITU State in 2020 and was talking about the candidate’s “cognitive decline.”

The owner reportedly just denied a salary increase – just announced Trump’s daughter-in-law criticized Biden’s tendency to stutter, saying it was evidence of his “cognitive decline.”

“I’m like, Joe, you can get it out and let’s say it, Joe, “You’re a little sad about him,’

“When you see comments like this, how do you think that makes the little one feel like Stout?” he asked Trump sternly. “I don’t think you have any stance to diagnose someone’s cognitive decline.”

Biden and former First Lady Jill Biden appeared in ABC’s “The View” to start with a defense of his health and decision-making before publishing the first excerpts of “The Original Sin.”

He said he was responsible for Trump’s victory, but at least attributed Harris’s losses to gender discrimination and racism.

He insisted that if he remained a Democratic candidate, he would win. Both competitions reject concerns about his decline in perception.