that were given or not given.

We know that they struggled with memory lapses during this conversation.

But obviously, hearing the tape is a different thing.

It does emphasize and underscore just how much trouble he had in that interview.

And why Robert Hur, the special counsel, decided not to bring charges.

Remember, Robert Hur said that he decided not to bring charges, in part because the president seemed like a forgetful old man, and that that would be

hard to convince a jury that he knowingly violated the law. Well, how did he make that determination?

He made it in part through this interview that we're now hearing through this audio tape. And

therefore, hearing the audio tape does have a value in that sense to help us understand what her was evaluating.

Welcome back to the weekend prime time. We are starting this hour with our breaking news.

Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.

His personal office is saying in a statement

that it appears to be hormone sensitive, which allows for effective management, and Biden and his

family are reviewing their treatment options with multiple physicians. This cancer was diagnosed

by urinary symptoms rather than the way we find it most of the time, which is what Joe Concha was asking in the last hour.

Usually we find it with no symptoms.

He's already got symptoms, which means it's pretty advanced.

He's having urinary symptoms heading towards urinary retention.

He's got spread of this prostate cancer to the bone in one spot, which is going to cause him pain.

And the biggest news we're hearing is that this particular cancer, which is quite aggressive,

is testosterone dependent, meaning that the hormone testosterone is very involved with how aggressive it is,

which means it should respond to antitestosterone

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