Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · May 27
Biden Sues DOJ to Block June 15 Release of Interview Tapes
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · May 27

Biden Sues DOJ to Block June 15 Release of Interview Tapes

5 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 27
  • Joe Biden filed suit Tuesday to stop the Justice Department from releasing audio recordings and transcripts of interviews he gave for a memoir project.
  • The disclosure is scheduled for June 15, and Biden’s complaint seeks to halt officials from sharing the materials with the Heritage Foundation and Republicans in Congress.
  • The case escalates a long-running public-records fight over the interview materials into a direct legal clash between a former president and his successor’s administration.
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