Leaked audio from a special counsel interview reveals former President Biden's struggles with memory and focus as he discusses classified documents found in his home. The tape raises questions about his cognitive health and political future.
A newly released audio recording reveals Joe Biden's memory struggles during a special counsel interview, raising questions about his age and capability as president. The tape shows confusion over important dates and prompts from staff, leading to discussions about his fitness for re-election.
Recent audio from a 2023 interview with special counsel Robert Hur reveals former President Biden's troubling memory lapses, raising questions about his cognitive abilities and fitness for office.
The Trump administration is poised to release audio recordings of President Biden's interview regarding classified documents. The clips may raise questions about his mental fitness ahead of the 2024 election.
An audio excerpt of President Biden's interview reveals his struggles with memory and emotions, raising questions about his mental acuity. Critics highlight this as evidence of his aging, while Biden's office defends his capabilities.
Audio from Biden's interview with special counsel raises eyebrows about his cognitive health as he faces scrutiny ahead of the 2024 election, fueling Republican claims of mental unfitness.
An audio recording of President Biden's interview regarding classified documents has surfaced, highlighting troubling memory lapses and raising new questions about his cognitive health amid political scrutiny.
A newly declassified U.S. intelligence report reveals no significant ties between the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and the Maduro government, contradicting claims made by the Trump administration to justify deportations.
A newly declassified memo from the U.S. intelligence community contradicts President Trump’s claims that Venezuelan President Maduro directs the criminal gang Tren de Aragua, raising questions about national security narratives.
A recent investigation reveals a double standard in how security clearance violations are handled, with contractors losing their credentials for minor lapses while Pentagon officials face little to no repercussions for similar actions.
