Audio from Bidens, notorious Robert Hur interview, sinks

Newly published audio from the former president Joe Biden 'S 2023 Interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur Unveiled moments when the president sounded confused, struggling to remember and spoke in a hoarse voice during the survey about his treatment of classified documents.

Axios reporter Alex Thompson published the exclusive audio on Friday.

Thompson tweeted the audio and commented: “Exclusive: Axios received the audio of Robert Hurs 2023 interviews from biden, which show repeated mental failures when he endeavors to remember words and data.

In an exchange during the interview, Hur Biden asked, where he kept documents on projects such as the Penn Biden Center, the Biden Institute and a book written by him.

“Well, um … I, me, I, I don't know,” replied biden.

Biden seemed to be emotionally and increasingly disoriented when he remembered more facts from the period when Beau Biden died of cancer.

“In what month Beau died? Oh God, May 30,” he said after a long break.

In the end, Hur rejected bidding with a crime, but his report described the president as “likeable, well -intentioned, older man with a bad memory”.

At that time, Hurs triggered the characterization of bidges as frailty and older people.

Thompson has co-established a book with CNN anchor Jake Tapper titled Original sin: The decline of President Biden, his cover -up and his catastrophic decision to run again.

The book, which covers bidens mental decline as president, is to be published next Tuesday.