Declassified: Biden's memoir sparks legal firestorm

If Joe Biden has accomplished anything during his presidency, it’s letting the world know he isn’t the brightest commander in chief.

First it was the incessant gaffes and his poor policy decisions, and now it’s documenting classified information and sharing it with a ghostwriter for his memoir.

This sparked a classified investigation into the potential legal ramifications of his actions. The investigation uncovered evidence that Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials that included military and national security information.

However, In special counsel Robert Hur’s report, he concludes that Biden will not face any charges.

“This report is filled with damning indictments against Joe Biden, multiple violations of the Espionage Act, one after another after another, a black-and-white case,” Mark Levin says, disturbed by Hur’s conclusion.

In the report, it’s claimed that Biden would not be charged because of his deteriorating mental state.

“We wouldn’t charge him because he’s an imbecile,” Levin scoffs. “If only Donald Trump had such a prosecutor.”

Biden went on to say in a press conference that he did not willfully retain and disclose classified materials.

“He’s a serial liar,” Levin says, adding that “apart from the mental problems, he’s got character problems.”

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