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New Audio Shows Biden’s Senility Started Long Before He Became President

The recordings come compliments of the Oversight Project, a government watchdog that fought for more than two years to bring them to the public. 

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President Joe Biden was just a “sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory.” At least that’s how Special Counsel Robert Hur described the Autopen President. Hur concluded as much in his 2024 report that let Biden off the hook for mishandling classified documents because a liberal Washington, D.C., jury would most likely not convict the senile old man. 

Now, the long-awaited release of the audio recordings of Biden’s conversations with his memoir ghostwriter paints a picture of a politician in the throes of cognitive decline before he became commander-in-chief — a former vice president who broke the law and got away with it. 

Early Signs of Decline

The recordings come compliments of the Oversight Project, a government watchdog that fought in courtrooms for more than two years to bring them to the public.   

“We filed this case on March 6, 2024. It has been a very long, hard fight for transparency,” Kyle Brosnan, the Oversight Project’s general counsel said Tuesday in an interview on The Dan O’Donnell Show. 

All six audio files, more than two hours of Biden losing his train of thought to contracted writer Mark Zwonitzer, are available on the Oversight Project’s website. The page also includes a searchable transcript of the conversations. 

In his 2023 interview with Hurr, Biden showed what the Democratic Party and corporate media outlets labored to cover up: a president in........

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