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:::::” BREAKING: Attorney General Merrick Garland has classified at the highest level the audio tapes of Biden’s embarrassingly incoherent interview with Special Counsel Hur over two days, and has locked the tapes away in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF “:::::

I'm not an attorney, but I made a good living using a little common sense.

Here's my take(s):
* The transcript was hacked/edited, as recently admitted in open meetings. It was not as accurate as we were led to believe. So WE NEED THE AUDIO.
* Based on how Brandon answers Hur's questions, Hur determines that Brandon indeed broke the law, but he is a 'sympathetic old man with a bad memory' and cannot stand trial. Well, we need to hear what Hur heard to understand Hur's conclusion.
* The interview content (which led to the transcript and is recorded) had to do with the CRIMES Brandon committee as a Senator, Vice President, and private citizen. The content had everything to do with the abuse of classified materials used as the basis of a book whereby Brandon got an $8M advance.
* Since the content of the interview had little to do with Brandon's activities and crimes while he was a sitting President, under what rules can Executive Privilege be used to shield us from hearing the content, raw, unredacted, unedited?
* Is the 'fear of others taking the content and creating a Deep Fake a new Executive Privilege exemption? All you'd have to do is compare the real recording against a hacked Deep Fake recording and it's resolved.