Staff Reports
In a jaw-dropping turn of events, the federal special counsel, Robert Hur, laid bare President Joe Biden’s mental lapses during his investigation into the mishandling of classified documents. The testimony given by Hur was like a punch in the gut for Biden as he struggled to recall key events, such as the year his own son, Beau Biden, passed away. It’s truly worrisome to see the leader of the free world struggle with such basic details.
Special Counsel Robert Hur's Biden Transcript Confirms SHOCKING Interview Detail https://t.co/LrL311cPBs
— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) March 12, 2024
Hur revealed transcripts of his interview with Biden, showcasing the President’s difficulty in remembering important dates and facts. It’s a disheartening sight to witness the commander-in-chief falter in such a manner. RealClearInvestigations reporter Julie Kelly highlighted a critical moment during the interrogation where Biden needed to be reminded by his aides of the year Beau tragically lost his battle with brain cancer in 2015.
The questioning laid bare Biden’s cognitive decline, with him asking, “Was it 2015 he had died?” It’s a stark reminder of the pressing concerns surrounding the mental acuity of President Biden. Hur’s refusal to speculate on Biden’s fitness to lead is commendable, focusing solely on the facts at hand. It’s a relief that the investigation did not recommend charging President Biden for mishandling classified information, but it’s impossible to ignore the cognitive struggles he displayed during the proceedings.
Fox News highlighted a contradictory statement made by Biden, where he seemed to reference his son’s death while discussing his activities in 2017, not 2015. The confusion displayed by Biden is concerning, particularly when dealing with sensitive and crucial matters. It’s crucial for the American people to have a leader who is sharp, focused, and in control, qualities that seem to be increasingly lacking in President Biden. Let’s hope that clarity and coherence return to the highest office in the land sooner rather than later.
