BRUTAL: Leaked AUDIO of Demented Joe Biden’s Incoherence, Stumbling, Mumbling During Special Counsel Hur Interview, Forgot Son’s Death

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Keeping Joe Biden in office was criminal. He was a vegetable.

President Joe Biden rambled through an October 2023 interview with special counsel Robert Hur — repeatedly losing his train of thought and struggling to recall key details of his political and personal life, including when his son died, newly released audio of the sitdown shows.

in 2024,  Justice Department special counsel Robert Hur concluded that President Biden had willfully retained and disclosed classified information but did not deserve prosecution because a jury would see him as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.”
Biden sounds so cracked, Hur said he couldn’t face a jury without being deemed confused.

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Leaked audio reveals just how damaged Joe Biden was. Keeping Joe Biden in office was criminal.  Listen to the Robert Hur audio with Biden.

“Merrick Garland needs to be hauled before Congress and made to explain to the nation why he did not release the Hur audio after it was subpoenaed by Congress.

His refusal was corrupt and traitorous, given what he knew about Biden’s condition.” (X)

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By Victor Nava, NY Post, May 16, 2025:

Former President Joe Biden rambled through an October 2023 interview with special counsel Robert Hur — repeatedly losing his train of thought and struggling to recall key details of his political and personal life, including when his son died, newly released audio of the sitdown shows.

“Well, um, I, I, I, I, I, I don’t know,” Biden, then 80, responded to one question about where he would store papers related to his post-vice presidential work at the Penn Biden Center, his memoir “Promise Me, Dad” and the Cancer Moonshot initiative.
President Joe Biden delivers his farewell address to the nation from the Oval Office of the White House on January 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. 5
Biden struggled over his words as he spoke to special counsel Hur about classified documents found at his home. Getty Images

Biden sat down with Hur and co-counsel Marc Krickbaum Oct. 8-9 as part of a probe ordered by then-Attorney General Merrick Garland into the 46th president’s unlawful retention of national security papers from his time as Barack Obama’s No. 2, as well as a senator from Delaware.

The Biden administration had refused to release the audio tapes of the interviews with Hur, which were obtained by Axios on Friday, arguing that they contained protected “law enforcement materials.”

Biden, speaking slowly with his voice fading in and out, repeatedly requested assistance figuring out the years of certain events.

“This is what, 2017, 18, in that area?” he asked in response to the special counsel’s question about the post-vice presidency activities.

“Yes, sir,” Hur responded.

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The former president, pausing throughout his answer, then appeared to believe that the events of 2017 and 2018 corresponded with when he left the Senate (2009) and his son Beau Biden’s death (2015).

“Remember, in this time frame, my son is … uh … would’ve been deployed or is dying and so … it was … and by the way there were still a lot of people at the time, when I got out of the Senate, that were encouraging me to run in this period — except the president,” Biden said.
U.S. Attorney Robert Hur arrives at U.S. District Court in Baltimore on Nov. 21, 2019. 5
Hur was interviewing Biden about classified documents when the then-president’s memory lapses occurred. AP

After a digression about his presidential ambitions and former President Barack Obama’s reluctance to support him, Biden said: “What was happening though was … what month did Beau die? Oh god, May 30 …”

“2015,” one of his lawyers chimed in.

“Was it 2015 he had died?” Biden asked.

“It was,” the lawyer responded.

“I think it was 2015,” Biden, still unsure, said.
Former United States President Joe Biden and former first lady Dr. Jill Biden depart following his handing power to US President Donald J Trump at

The former president — still less than three minutes into his response to Hur’s question about his document storage practices — then needed to be reminded what year President Trump was elected to his first term.

“And what happened in the meantime is that uh … as … and … Trump gets elected in November of 2017?” Biden haltingly asks.

Even after an attorney clarified that Trump was elected in 2016, Biden still sounded confused.

“2016, alright so … Why do I have 2017 here?” Biden said.

“That’s when you left office — in January of 2017,” his lawyer responded.

Less than three minutes into Hur’s questioning, Biden needed to be reminded President Trump was elected in 2017. MEGA

Then Biden hesitantly asked: “That’s when Trump got sworn in, isn’t it?”

He then rambled about the title of the memoir and appeared to become emotional while discussing Beau, prompting Hur to suggest they pause for a bit after Biden trailed off.

“Sir, I’m wondering if this is a good time to take a break, briefly, would that be …” Hur asked before Biden shot down the suggestion.

“No, let me just keep going and get it done,” he insisted.

Hur’s two three-hour sessions with Biden and his legal team took place in the White House’s Map Room, where the former president’s frequent pauses are accentuated by the sound of a ticking clock in the background.

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