30 YEARS LATER: FBI Files Show Cairo Claimed Credit
Episode notes
Joe Biden's ghostwriter tapes are out. More than 70 hours of them. On the recording he tells Mark Zwonitzer, "Some of this may be classified, so be careful."
Special Counsel Robert Hur's report said his investigation uncovered evidence that Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified material after his vice presidency. Hur declined to charge him. Now the audio is public, released Monday by the Oversight Project after Biden's attorneys dropped their fight to keep it sealed. Prosecutors also declined to charge the ghostwriter.
Also in today's episode: Judicial Watch pried 415 pages of FBI records loose under FOIA, and one four-page teletype sent two days after TWA Flight 800 went down states that FBI headquarters was in receipt of faxes generated from Cairo claiming credit. Thirty years. 230 people. And per Judicial Watch, that document was never part of the public story.
Investigative reporter Natalie Winters says FARA filings and China-United States Exchange Foundation records identify American journalists from The New York Times, CNN, NPR, the Associated Press and The Washington Post who took China trips funded by a CCP-linked foundation.
President Trump signs an executive order putting warning signs on the National Park Service sidewalks outside the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. Cracker Barrel's CEO is out after the logo revolt. And a $30 million movie opens to $1.6 million.
00:00 Welcome to 647
00:47 TWA 800 Coverup Claims
08:33 Smithsonian Warning Signs
15:00 Journalists on China Payroll
20:46 Cracker Barrel CEO Shakeup
25:30 Biden Ghostwriter Tapes
28:49 Reacher Star Box Office Bomb
35:06 Subscribe and Wildfire Prayer
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