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The president whose administration spied on lawmakers and Catholic families is now suing the Department of Justice over his “right to privacy” over taped interviews.

On Tuesday, former President Joe Biden filed a lawsuit against the DOJ to block plans to release recordings of the then-former vice president speaking with his ghostwriter.

The 2017 recordings, which yielded the ghostwritten memoir “Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose,” have been the subject of a 2024 Freedom of Information Act request by the Heritage Foundation, according to NBC News.

Biden’s lawyers say that the recordings, for a book that was structured around his son’s death from cancer, took place “among the most consequential [years] of President Biden’s political life and the most painful of his personal life.” Such........

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