The Wisconsin radio station that interviewed Joe Biden last week admitted that it edited Biden’s comments at the request from his campaign.

The two edits have now been published, one of which is Biden boasting about having more blacks in his administration than all other administrations combined.

The second edit is a gaffe, where Biden thought the rape victim in the Central Park Five case was murdered. Shew wasn’t.

Here’s more from Fox News:

A Wisconsin progressive radio network said it made two edits to an interview last week with President Biden at his campaign’s request, in a decision the station said violated “journalistic interview standards.”

Civic Media released a statement Thursday admitting that after an interview of Biden by host Earl Ingram recorded on July 3, the Biden campaign “called and asked for two edits to the recording before it aired.” The interview aired the following day with two brief portions excised, including one where Biden made an incorrect remark about the “Central Park Five” case.

“On Monday, July 8th, it was reported to Civic Media management that immediately after the phone interview was recorded, the Biden campaign called and asked for two edits to the recording before it aired,” the network said. “Civic Media management immediately undertook an investigation and determined that the production team at the time viewed the edits as non-substantive and broadcast and published the interview with two short segments removed.”

The station has posted the two edited segments and the full, unedited interview, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel first reported.

According to the station, the first edit came at 5 minutes and 20 seconds into the 18-minute interview, removing Biden saying, “and in addition to that, I have more Blacks in my administration than any other president, all other presidents combined, and in major positions, cabinet positions.”

The removed portion came while he was boasting about his record of diversity in his administration and appointments, such as the confirmation of the first Black woman to the Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson.

The second edit came at 14 minutes and 15 seconds, where he was roasting former President Trump’s call for the death penalty in 1989 for the “Central Park Five,” the name for the wrongfully convicted Black and Latino youths in the rape of a New York jogger.

“He’s falsely accused the Central Park Five, those guys who were arrested, he said they should all be convicted,” Biden said. He went on to say in the short portion that was excised, “I don’t know if they even call for their hanging or not, but he, but they said convicted of murder.”

The victim in the infamous Central Park case, however, survived the brutal assault. It appeared the campaign wanted to remove Biden’s gaffe that he thought she had been killed.

These edits were somewhat minor, but it just goes to show the lengths that Biden’s campaign goes in order to cover for him. You can be sure it’s the same with his team at the White house.

And remember, these are the same interviewers to which Biden’s campaign gave the pre-written questions to ask Biden. So they were covering for him in all aspects of the interview.