Leaked biden audio reveals fights to remember the death of Son, Trump's choice

The leaked audio, which Axios shared by President Joe Bidens 2023 interview with the special consultant Robert Hur, has again raised serious questions about his intellectual sharpness, especially since he tried to remember when his own son died and when Donald Trump was elected president.

At one moment biden tries to remember the death of his son Beau: “My son. Is either used or died. And so … what happened?”

“What is a lot about dying? May 30, 2015,” said Biden. “May 2015. I think it's 2015. I'm not sure if the months are, but I think that's it.”

Biden fights with words, important memories of leaked audio from the special consultant Hur interview

Beau Biden died on May 30, 2015 in the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center of brain cancer. He was 46.

In the Audio, Biden also mingles the year of Trump's victory of Trump in 2016: “Trump will be elected in November 2017. 2016. 2016. So … So we left the office in January 2017. But then Trump will be sworn in manually.”

The fumbling memories are part of a six -hour interview with which Hur was the conclusion that Biden's memory was “significantly limited”.

At that time, the White House held the audio under the closure as a critical moments in Biden's own life and in recent American history seemed to be completely unreachable for the former president.

Axios reporter is pressing back on bidens rejection of intellectual decline and says that insiders of the White House do not agree

Washington, DC – March 12th: Former special advisor Robert K. Hur counts in front of the House of Justice on March 12, 2024 in Washington, DC. Hur examined US President Joe Biden's abuse of classifications and published a final report with controversial conclusions about bidens memory. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

The conversation, part of a two -day interview in October 2023, led Hur to describe bidges as “well -intentioned older man with a bad memory”.

On Fox News' The Ingraham angle On Friday evening, the host Laura Ingraham bluntly exhibited: “This is the largest scandal that I remember in recent political history: that this man as chief commander was allowed to continue the world's greatest superpower.”

President Joe Biden speaks on Tuesday, July 25, 2023, during an event in the Eastern Zimmer of the White House in Washington, DC, USA. (Ting Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The discussion participant Francey Hakes added: “I am not sure whether Joe Biden was able to order dinner for himself, let alone air strikes or anything else that could do the commander -in -chief.”

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As Ingraham later said in the segment: “We still don't really know who made the hard calls. It was obviously not the man we heard on this volume.”