A trove of classified materials, including highly sensitive documents from Biden’s early days in the Senate in the 1970s, were recovered by FBI agents during a search of the president’s Wilmington, Delaware, home.
The transcript also reveals that Hur, the special counsel investigating the Biden classified documents controversy, had to tactfully navigate the president’s interest in sex, unusual for a man in his eighties. (RELATED: Biden Admin ‘Responds’ To Dirty Scandal Involving Supporters)
Biden has a well-documented history of questionable behavior involving women’s personal space. Former Capitol Hill aide Tara Reade alleged in 2020 that Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993 when she was a staff assistant in his Senate office. Biden denies Reade’s allegation.
During the 2020 presidential campaign, Biden atoned for failing to respect women’s boundaries. His handsy behavior towards actress Eva Longoria last year suggests that he has yet to reform his ways.
The Washington Free Beacon explains:
During an interview on Oct. 8, 2023, when most world leaders were still grappling with the Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians, Biden was boasting about how good Dr. Jill, 72, looks in a bikini. “You left everything in place,” Biden told Hur regarding the FBI’s search of his Delaware lake house. “I just hope you didn’t find any risqué pictures of my wife in a bathing suit. Which you probably did. She’s beautiful.”
Biden frequently drifted off topic during the interviews with Hur, who described the president in his Feb. 8 investigative report as an “elderly man with a poor memory” who “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials” but would almost certainly be acquitted by a jury that would find him “sympathetic” and “well-meaning.”
Biden reportedly enjoys boasting about having “good sex” with his wife, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden. While a sign of a healthy marriage, when someone Biden’s age exhibits an abnormally high sex drive, it can be diagnosed as hypersexuality. (RELATED: Dusty Police Report Exposes Promising Dem’s Filthy Sins)
The National Institute on Aging (NIA) defines hypersexuality as a condition that crops up when victims of Alzheimer’s disease “are overly interested in sex.”
The NIA’s website encourages providing sufferers of hypersexuality “more attention and reassurance” to satisfy their “emotional needs.” If that doesn’t work, medication may be necessary to control their impulses.
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