Mike Howell

I think it's pretty obvious that Joe Biden was a

very faulty and not of sound mind.

And so I expect this is an embarrassing recording for him, which is the motivation behind trying to fight for the release.

It'll help, you know, paint a fuller picture of, you know, when the decline started and how bad it was.

I also think it'll add context to how the, you know, then former vice president was illegally holding and using classified information, perhaps for private financial gain.

Because keep in mind, the reason he wrote this book is

is because, and this is in the record, Jill Biden was embarrassed that they didn't have enough money.

You had Hunter running around and making all the money.

And so he paid somebody to write a book for him.

And I think he was flipping secrets around in order to have a juicier book.

This case has been going on for years, and now that it's on the eve of being released, they're just seeking to extend that.

Jeff Clark, our VP for litigation here, said he's never seen in his 30 years of practicing a more obvious delay tactic than this.

It reeks of politics.

I mean, right now, going into midterms, there's been some articles written about how

Biden intends to assert himself more in the political process.

And I think they just finally figured out like, hey, you know, they're going to be trotting out Joe Biden again.

And they're going to have a probably pretty embarrassing story coming out.

They don't want those two things to happen at the same time.

And so their lawyers put two and two together and then decided, oh, holy smokes, we should try to delay the release of the state even longer.

I'll say that the matter of how this country was run by an auto pen for four years still remains one of the greatest constitutional scandals in American history.