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Appeals court rejects Biden’s bid to block release of recordings of ghostwriter interviews

Appeals court rejects Biden’s bid to block release of recordings of ghostwriter interviews

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A federal appeals court rightly cleared the way for releasing Biden's recorded interviews, finding the public interest outweighs whatever privacy concerns remain after redactions. These recordings were obtained through a legitimate criminal investigation, and the public deserves access to material that sheds light on how a former president handled classified documents. Blocking disclosure would set a dangerous precedent letting powerful politicians bury inconvenient evidence.

Biden cooperated with special counsel Hur on the condition those tapes stayed private, and releasing them now is pure political theater with zero legitimate public benefit. The DOJ itself previously argued the recordings were exempt from disclosure under federal public records law, making this reversal look like a weaponized transparency push. Demanding these tapes while blocking the Jack Smith report on Trump's own classified documents conduct exposes the rank hypocrisy at play.


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