EXCLUSIVE: Joe Biden's Book Will Be a 'Pack of Lies,' Source Claims — As Ex-Prez Ready to Reveal All on Presidency After Bailing on Second Term

Joe Biden has announced he will be releasing a memoir about his rollercoaster presidency, but RadarOnline.com can reveal insiders are concerned the book will be filled with lies and inaccuracies.

The former president, who notably stepped down from a potential second term following a failed debate with Donald Trump, is already getting pushback about the upcoming 448-page book titled Promise Me, America.

"I don't know that he has full visibility over his own problems," political consultant Matt Rexroad suggested following the book announcement. "I watched the president of the United States go to a debate against Donald Trump, and he was completely out of his element.

"He was unable to really form ideas and communicate them. So several years later, is it possible he doesn't even know what's in the book? Yes!"

Meanwhile, presidential historian Leon Wagener was harsher in his assessment, claiming Biden will recall history differently to suit his readers.

He explained: "There is no question the new book is going to be a pack of lies because, if he told the truth, it would amount to a confession about his declining mental health. He has no choice but to lie – and that's if he even wrote it!"

Biden announced his new book in July, telling supporters in a video, "Since I left the presidency, I've had a lot of people ask me, 'Joe, what have you been doing?' I've been spending a lot of time with my family. I've written a book about my time as president."

The 83-year-old added, "It's about the challenges we faced as a nation, about the decisions I made, and why I made them," referring to several key events, including the COVID-19 pandemic and rebuilding the economy. However, sources predict the ex-politician may touch on rumors that he attempted to get revenge on Kamala Harris.

Harris, who took over for Biden on July 21, 2024, claimed, in her memoir 107 Days, that his decision to run for a second term was "reckless."

Others believe Biden may use his book to target other notable figures, including Hillary Clinton, who criticized his presidential run, and George Clooney, who infamously penned a New York Times op-ed calling out the Democrat's mental well-being.

Meanwhile, according to one political strategist, the book's release date of November 17, 2026, was strategically selected.

"He might injure his own party's chances of taking back the presidency, so the book is a no-win situation," Hank Sheinkopf explained. "The Democratic Party would prefer that he never be seen again. It's a reminder of what they were." However, Biden is expected to go on a book tour beforehand, apparently sparking fear in his party.

Rexroad said, "That's got to make Democratic strategists cringe, because they don't want him to be the standard-bearer of the party. Bottom line, that's not good for their election outcomes."

Biden's book announcement has received backlash on social media, including from political adviser and Trump supporter Roger Stone, who joked, "Was the book written by the autopen?"

Biden was accused of using an autopen to sign executive actions and pardons, leading Trump to open an investigation into the rumors.

In response, Biden said, "Let me be clear: I made the decisions during my presidency. I made the decisions about the pardons, executive orders, legislation and proclamations. Any suggestion that I didn't is ridiculous and false."

Despite Biden's comments, Trump had a framed photo of an autopen signature representing the Scranton native on the "Presidential Walk of Fame," installed.