Judge rules DOJ can release Biden audio recordings, transcripts to Heritage Foundation in special counsel probe
Summary
A federal judge ruled that the Justice Department can share audio recordings and transcripts of President Biden with the conservative Heritage Foundation. However, the release will be delayed for three weeks to let an appeals court review Biden’s request to stop it.Key Facts
- A federal judge made the ruling on a Friday.
- The Justice Department is allowed to release audio recordings and transcripts of President Biden.
- The recordings are about conversations from around ten years ago.
- The Heritage Foundation, a conservative group, will receive these materials.
- President Biden tried to stop the release but the judge denied his request.
- The judge paused the release for three weeks.
- This pause is to give an appeals court time to look at Biden’s challenge.
- The case is part of a special counsel investigation.
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