Jeff Clark

Audio tapes released by a conservative activist group show Joe Biden discussing sensitive information with his memoir ghostwriter, Mark Lewis Zwonitzer, including claims of retaining classified material and memory lapses. The tapes, obtained after a legal battle, were highlighted by a special counsel's 2024 decision not to charge Biden over classified information handling, citing his age and memory issues.

Audio tapes released by the Oversight Project show Joe Biden discussing sensitive information with his memoir ghostwriter, Mark Lewis Zwonitzer, and acknowledging memory lapses during interviews. The tapes, obtained after a legal battle, contain redacted classified details and include Biden referencing retained classified material from his vice presidency. A Biden spokesman criticized the release as politically motivated.

Newly released audio tapes show Joe Biden discussing sensitive information with memoir ghostwriter Mark Lewis Zwonitzer in 2016 and 2017. The Oversight Project, a conservative activist group, obtained and published the tapes after Biden lost a legal battle to keep the conversations private. The tapes include Biden admitting to retaining classified material and memory lapses, though the specific information is redacted.

Recordings of former President Joe Biden's 2016 and 2017 interviews with his memoir ghostwriter, obtained during a classified documents investigation, were released after Biden's attorneys dropped their lawsuit. The tapes show Biden struggling with memory and recall, aligning with a special counsel's report that found insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges against him for mishandling classified materials.

Recordings of former President Joe Biden's 2016-2017 interviews with his memoir ghostwriter, obtained during a classified documents investigation, were released after Biden's attorneys abandoned their legal challenge. The tapes show Biden struggling with memory and recall, aligning with a special counsel's report that found insufficient evidence to prosecute him for mishandling classified information.

Tropical Storm Bertha threatens the U.S. Gulf Coast with flooding and strong winds, prompting sandbag distribution and beach closures. The storm, moving west at 6 mph with 50 mph winds, is expected to make landfall in Louisiana Wednesday night, bringing storm surges up to 4 feet and 2-4 inches of rain. It is the second tropical storm of the Atlantic season following Tropical Storm Arthur.

Tropical Storm Bertha threatens the U.S. Gulf Coast with flooding and strong winds, prompting sandbag distribution and beach closures from Florida to Louisiana. The storm is expected to make landfall in Louisiana with potential storm surges and heavy rainfall, impacting areas still recovering from earlier flooding. Bertha is the second tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.

Tropical Storm Bertha is moving northwest along the Gulf Coast, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and coastal storm surges from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana. Authorities have issued tropical storm warnings, opened sandbag distribution sites, and warned of dangerous rip currents. The storm is the second tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, following Tropical Storm Arthur.