Former President Joe Biden has dropped his legal fight to keep the audio recordings and transcripts sealed. The materials come from interviews he did with his ghostwriter. On July 24, 2026, his lawyers filed a notice of voluntary dismissal in federal court, which means the Justice Department can now hand over the redacted versions to […] The post Biden Ends the Fight to Keep Special Counsel Hur’s Transcripts and Audio Private appeared first on StoneZone .
Former President Joe Biden has dropped his legal fight to keep the audio recordings and transcripts sealed. The materials come from interviews he did with his ghostwriter. On July 24, 2026, his lawyers filed a notice of voluntary dismissal in federal court, which means the Justice Department can now hand over the redacted versions to the House Judiciary Committee and the Heritage Foundation, as reported by Just the News . There are approximately 70 hours of recordings from conversations Biden had with Mark Zwonitzer at his home in 2016 and 2017. Those talks became the basis for Biden’s 2017 memoir, Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship and Purpose, which focuses in part on the death of his son Beau. Special Counsel Robert Hur…Open
The 117-page transcript was covered in redactions, signifying classified information, some of which the former president admitted that he knew was classified.
The move is related to recorded conversations the former president had with his biographer a decade ago that prosecutors used to conclude the former president improperly shared classified information with the author.
A federal appeals court has rejected a request by Joe Biden to block the release of audio recordings and transcripts of his interviews with a memoir ghostwriter before he was elected president
The majority ruled that Biden failed to show he was likely to succeed on the merits of his request, and the public has a strong interest in evaluating Hur's decision not to charge him.
Recently released grand jury transcripts show the extreme lengths federal prosecutors went to in order to secure indictments against the "Broadview Six" protesters.
Recently released grand jury transcripts show the extreme lengths federal prosecutors went to in order to secure indictments against the "Broadview Six" protesters.Open
The former CNN host says recent examples of grand jury misconduct by the DOJ warrant the release of transcripts from the normally secretive proceedings.
The former CNN host says recent examples of grand jury misconduct by the DOJ warrant the release of transcripts from the normally secretive proceedings.Open
Former President Joe Biden is preparing to fight the release of audio recordings and transcripts tied to Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Biden’s handling […] Source
Former President Biden is preparing to ask a court to stop the Trump administration from releasing his conversations with his ghostwriter, tapes that played a central role in a classified-documents investigation . Why it matters: The tapes go to the heart of Special Counsel Robert Hur's damaging conclusions: that Biden read classified notebook passages aloud to ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer and that the former president's memory lapses would make it harder to prove he acted willfully. For the record: Biden has denied sharing classified information. Driving the news: In a joint status report filed Friday, the Justice Department said it intended to disclose the redacted transcripts and audio recordings to Congress and to the Heritage…
Former President Biden is preparing to ask a court to stop the Trump administration from releasing his conversations with his ghostwriter, tapes that played a central role in a classified-documents investigation . Why it matters: The tapes go to the heart of Special Counsel Robert Hur's damaging conclusions: that Biden read classified notebook passages aloud to ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer and that the former president's memory lapses would make it harder to prove he acted willfully. For the record: Biden has denied sharing classified information. Driving the news: In a joint status report filed Friday, the Justice Department said it intended to disclose the redacted transcripts and audio recordings to Congress and to the Heritage…Open