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Biden slams FOX reporter: 'My memory is so bad I let you speak'
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In response to a question about his handling of classified documents, Biden says if he could do anything differently, he would have overseen the transfer of the material, and referenced that he didn’t know how half of the boxes got into his garage. He also notes that a firm conclusion was made that he did not break the law. Feb. 9, 2024
