Staff Reports
President Joe Biden faced criticism and scrutiny after the release of a special counsel investigation into the classified documents he retained at his residence. Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report was more damning than expected, revealing Biden’s faulty memory and his willful retention and disclosure of classified materials. Hur’s report stated that Biden’s memory was so poor that it would be difficult to prosecute him, as a jury would see him as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.
Watch: Peter Doocy Has 'Elderly' Biden Rattled After Asking Him Point Blank About His 'Poor Memory' https://t.co/Un9rk0x73z
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During a news conference, Fox News’ Peter Doocy questioned Biden about his memory and his ability to continue as president. Biden responded honestly, asserting that he is well-meaning, elderly, and knows what he’s doing. He emphasized that he doesn’t need Hur’s recommendations and made a lighthearted comment about his memory, noting that it was so bad that he let Doocy speak.
Hur’s report painted a concerning picture of Biden’s memory, with evidence showing his limitations as early as 2017. Biden struggled to remember events, read his own notebook entries, and even the timeline of his vice presidency. The report revealed that Biden’s memory had worsened since the recorded interviews with the special counsel’s office. Despite this, the report did not establish Biden’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, leaving open the possibility of a trial.
The report’s findings, combined with Biden’s admission about his memory, raise concerns about his competency to perform the duties of his office. The media’s handling of the situation was deemed questionable, with some outlets downplaying the exchange between Biden and Doocy. The truth about Biden’s memory and the special counsel’s report should be a wake-up call for Americans regarding his ability to lead.
