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5:34Now PlayingThe Biden White House is proclaiming a new prerogative for presidents: They may suppress any evidence of their unfitness for office. NY Post contributor James Bovard shares this story.
The battle over five hours of audio tapes could settle President Biden’s fate or pave the way for perpetual presidential secrecy in coming years.
In August 2022, Biden’s FBI launched a massive, heavily-publicized raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago headquarters to seize classified documents that the former president allegedly illegally possessed.
After classified documents were also discovered in several of President Biden’s homes and offices, Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Special Counsel Robert Hur to investigate.
Hur interviewed Biden last October and released a report in January stating that the president had knowingly violated federal law.
But Hur recommended no prosecution because jurors would see Biden as an “elderly man with a poor memory.”
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