Sean examines the appeals court victory obtained by the Oversight Project in its effort to release recordings of Joe Biden’s interviews with his ghostwriter. Jeff Clark and legal analyst Greg Jarrett explain why the court rejected Biden’s privacy claims and why the recordings carry significant public interest. They discuss whether the tapes could provide additional evidence of Biden’s cognitive decline and the media’s role in covering it up. The conversation then turns to Biden’s extensive use of the auto-pen and whether pardons issued without his direct knowledge or authorization could be challenged. Clark argues that presidential authority cannot constitutionally be exercised by an unelected group of advisers. Jarrett explains how a future prosecution could force the courts to determine whether individual pardons are valid. Sean also discusses the growing influence of democratic socialists and takes calls about socialism, constitutional government and political indoctrination.