Greetings. It's Tuesday, May the 20th, 2025. Welcome to Denison Forum's Daily Article podcast. I'm Chris Elkins,

narrating today's daily article written by philosopher, Denison Forum co-founder and CEO, Dr. Jim Denison.

Note, Denison Forum is a nonpartisan ministry with regard to political endorsements and

agendas.

As a result, today's daily article is not intended to support or criticize either political

party and would be written regardless of its subject's political affiliation.

Former President Joe Biden made headlines over the weekend with the announcement that he is

battling aggressive prostate cancer, news that should lead all of us to pray for his recovery

and for God's strength for him and his family. In recent days, Mr. Biden's health has also been in the news on a

very different level, one that illustrates a fact relevant to us all. In October 2023, Mr. Biden was

interviewed by special counsel Robert Herr over allegations of improperly possessing classified documents.

The Justice Department previously made

transcripts of these interviews available, but the audio recordings are only now coming to light.

In them, according to an Axios report that generated global headlines, quote,

Joe Biden's struggle to recall when his son died, when he left office as vice president,

what year Donald Trump was elected, or why he had classified documents he shouldn't have had,

end quote.

Mr. Hurr chose at the time not to prosecute Mr. Biden, stating that jurors in a trial would have viewed him as,

quote, a sympathetic, well-meaning,

elderly man with a poor memory. According to the New York Times, the audio recording now shows

that his description of the president is, quote, irrefutable. Medical science can do more than ever,

as demonstrated by a recent gene editing breakthrough that saved a

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