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Former President Joe Biden, In the newly leaked sound of his interview with special advisor Robert Hura, he admitted that he probably retained a classified document associated with Afghanistan after abandoning the Vice -President for “offspring”.
Biden first said that he did not remember why the document was when asked by Hur, who told him he was found in the library of his lake house.
“I don’t know I knew,” if he had a document, Biden replied, “but that would be something I stop thinking about.”
Hurry noted that Bob Woodward and Jules Witcover wrote about a document about their books about him, asking him if he wanted to hang on to him because it could be the subject of reporting or “history”.
“I suppose I wanted to hang myself on for the sake of offspring. I mean, this was my position in Afghanistan. I was from a historical point of view that there are certain points in history, world history, where fundamental things are changing with technology,” he said.
“So there are a lot of things that I think are basically changing how international societies work and they relate a lot to technology.”
After the 80-year-old continued with the subject for a while, Hur interrupted him to return to the topic of the document.
“No, I’m sorry, that’s why I wanted it,” Biden replied. “He had anything with Afghanistan.”
One of the lawyers of the former president then interrupted Hur to say, “For the purpose of pure record,” he wanted to avoid “entry into speculative areas”, mentioning that Biden initially answered the question about the document, saying he did not remember why he had it.
At that moment, Hur replied, “I think we should rest.”
Former President Joe Biden (Chip Somodeville/Getty Images)
In other parts of the sound, Biden seems confused, asking what year his son Beau Biden died and which year he left the Vice -President.
Audio, related to the investigation of Biden’s treatment with classified documents while the Vice President, came out after more than a year of congress lawsuishers who sought his release in the midst of the memory of the former president and mental sharpness.
The judiciary committee sued the Attorney General Merrick Garland in July for audio recordings, emphasizing the importance of the “verbal and non -verbal context” of Biden’s answers that could provide audio recordings, especially considering that Hur was equipped against Bidan after the interview “A cute, well -intentioned, older man with bad memory.”
Hur decided against Biden’s charge after the interview, partly, because Biden was understood as a “sympathetic, well -meaning, older man with bad memory.” (Getty Images)
At the time, the Committee claimed that audio recordings, not just transcripts, were “the best available evidence of how President Biden introduced himself during an interview.”
This lawsuit was filed before Biden gave up in 2024 The presidential race in July after fighting in a lipdic discussion with Trump.
Biden made an executive privilege of audio recordings while he was president.
Hur, who Published his report The public in February 2024. After a months -long investigation, he did not recommend criminal charges against Biden for misjudging and holding classified documents, and said he would not file charges against Biden, even if he was not in the oval office.
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These records included classified documents on military and foreign policies in Afghanistan and other countries, among other records related to national security and foreign policy, who said that they were involved in “sensitive sources and methods of sensitive intelligence data.”
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