Last Friday, Joe Biden gave up the fight and declined to seek further review of an appeals court ruling on the release of 70 hours of conversations with his ghostwriter.
The Oversight Project on Monday afternoon began to release recordings of Joe Biden’s interviews with his ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer.
Click here to read the full transcript of Biden’s conversations with Mark Zwonitzer.
“The tapes make clear that Biden disclosed massive amounts of classified information to his ghost writer Mark Zwonitzer,” the Oversight Project’s VP of litigation, Jeff Clark said.
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Our team is reviewing the Biden tapes now. We will be out with various bombshells.
But I want to make this point right now. The tapes make clear that Biden disclosed massive amounts of classified information to his ghost writer Marc Zwonitzer.
Now, take a look at 18 USC… pic.twitter.com/xGBCOFl8dJ
— Jeff Clark (@JeffClarkUS) July 27, 2026
“Some of this may be classified…so, be careful. I’m not sure — It’s not marked classified but,” Biden says to Mark Zwonitzer.
At another point in his conversation with Zwonitzer, Biden says, “The next thing I have here is, um, this is classified.”
AUDIO:
🚨Oversight Project Releases Recordings of Biden Interviews with Ghostwriter🚨 https://t.co/j9hx5x4GlN pic.twitter.com/FrDmF1tnLK
— Oversight Project (@ItsYourGov) July 27, 2026
The Oversight Project released six YouTube videos of Biden’s recordings.
Audio from April 26, 2017:
Audio from April 24, 2017:
Audio from April 10, 2017:
Audio from February 16, 2017:
Audio from November 3, 2016:
Audio from October 10, 2016:
Robert Hur in February 2024 released a 345-page report on his investigation of the stolen classified documents.
Robert Hur found that Joe Biden “willfully retained” classified information, however, he decided not to charge him. Hur said there is evidence Biden retained classified notebooks, “knowing he was not allowed to do so.”
Biden was not charged even though he willfully retained SCIF-designated classified documents and shared material with his ghostwriter.
Prosecutors also declined to charge Mark Zwonitzer despite deleting evidence of the audio recordings.
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