Special counsel report clears President Biden of charges but questions his age and memory

The 345-page special counsel report released by the Justice Department concludes that there was insufficient evidence to charge President Biden for keeping classified documents and sharing them with a ghostwriter. However, the report raises concerns about Biden's age and memory, with the counsel describing him as a well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. Biden's struggle to recall important dates, including when he was Vice President and when his son Bo passed away, is noted in the report. These details could potentially fuel Republican attacks on Biden's mental fitness for the 2024 presidential race.