Trump Admin Considers Releasing AUDIO of Biden’s Infamous Interview with Robert Hur

The Trump administration is reportedly weighing the release of audio from President Biden’s interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur. The possibility has sparked renewed interest in the high-profile investigation and how it was handled.

Remember when Special Counsel Robert Hur described President Joe Biden as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory”? That line stuck—and now, it could take on new weight.

Reports indicate the Trump administration is considering releasing the audio recording of Biden’s interview with Hur, the same interview tied to the classified documents investigation and ongoing concerns about Biden’s mental sharpness. According to Politico, two Republicans briefed by senior Trump officials say discussions are underway, though no final decision has been made yet.

The Biden team is said to be bracing for the potential release. Meanwhile, a key date looms: May 20. That’s when the Department of Justice must inform a judge whether it still plans to invoke executive privilege to block the audio’s release in response to Freedom of Information Act lawsuits from groups like Judicial Watch and the Heritage Foundation. Last year, the DOJ argued that releasing the tape could discourage witness cooperation in future investigations, citing privacy concerns and possible impacts on high-level probes.

Interestingly, the transcript of the interview has already been made public. Critics and conservative voices are now calling for the audio itself, suggesting it could reveal discrepancies between the written transcript and Biden’s actual delivery, tone, or clarity.

With pressure building and legal deadlines approaching, all eyes are on whether Trump will move to make the audio public—and what that might mean for the political landscape.

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