Newly Released Audio Recordings Appear to Corroborate Special Counsel’s Findings on Biden’s Handling of Classified Material
Newly released audio recordings of conversations between President Joe Biden and his biographer, Mark Lewis Zwonitzer, have surfaced, appearing to corroborate findings from Special Counsel Robert Hur's report. The recordings reportedly include references to classified material, with Biden mentioning having…
Detroit, MI, July 28, 2026 —
Newly surfaced audio recordings featuring conversations between President Joe Biden and his ghostwriter, Mark Lewis Zwonitzer, appear to align with the conclusions presented in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report concerning Biden’s handling of classified materials. The recordings, obtained by the Oversight Project, a division of the Heritage Foundation, following a legal dispute, reportedly contain discussions related to classified information.
According to reports detailing the contents of the audio, President Biden is heard mentioning the discovery of classified documents. In one instance, he reportedly advises Zwonitzer to exercise caution, stating, “You have to be careful.” The recordings also allegedly capture moments where Biden seems to exhibit memory lapses. These instances include forgetting names, leaving thoughts unfinished, and in some cases, not recognizing his own handwriting.
The release of these recordings comes after the Oversight Project engaged in a legal process to secure access to the material. The audio is described as potentially corroborating key points from Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation, which examined Biden’s retention of classified records after his vice presidency.
The specific number of recordings and the total duration were not immediately detailed. The Oversight Project’s efforts to obtain these recordings highlight an ongoing public and legal interest in the details surrounding the handling of sensitive government documents by former and current officials.
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