President Joe Biden plans to intervene to block the Justice Department from releasing redacted transcripts and audio recordings of his 2017 interactions with his book ghostwriter. The Department of Justice disclosed this intent in a court filing related to a Freedom of Information Act request by the Heritage Foundation.
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Media Coverage · May 10, 2026
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Biden seeks to block DOJ release of 2017 audio , court filing says
Media Coverage · May 10, 2026
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President Joe Biden’s lawyers are expected to object to the Justice Department’s release of redacted written transcripts and audio recordings of Biden’s 2017 interactions with his book ghostwriter, according to a new court filing. “President Biden, through counsel, has advised the Department that he intends to seek to intervene to prevent any such disclosures,” Assistant Attorney General Civil Division Brett Shumate wrote in a filing from a Freedom of Information Act request from the Heritage Fo
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President Joe Biden’s lawyers are expected to object to the Justice Department’s release of redacted written transcripts and audio recordings of Biden’s 2017 interactions with his book ghostwriter, according to …
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