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Biden’s White House physician subpoenaed for deposition by House Oversight Chair
- House Oversight Chair James Comer subpoenaed Kevin O'Connor, former President Biden's personal physician, to testify in an investigation into Biden's cognitive health.
- Comer initiated the subpoena after the book Original Sin alleged signs of Biden's mental decline and sought testimony from nine former Biden aides.
- Comer rejected medical confidentiality defenses from O'Connor's attorney and said written responses alone do not satisfy congressional oversight needs.
- On Wednesday evening, Biden rejected these allegations, asserting that all decisions throughout his presidency—including those on pardons, executive orders, legislation, and proclamations—were made by him and denying any attempts to conceal information.
- This subpoena escalates the investigation into Biden's mental fitness, reflecting House Republicans' intent to uncover if his condition was concealed from the public.
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Biden physician ordered before panel on anniversary of pivotal debate
(The Center Square) – Dr. Kevin O’Connor, former president Joe Biden’s physician, has been subpoenaed by a U.S. House of Representatives panel investigating the physical and mental fitness of the 46th president.
JUST IN: Oversight Committee Subpoenas Joe Biden's White House Doctor
The personal physician of former President Joe Biden is being subpoenaed by Rep. James Comer (R-KY), the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, to give testimony as allegations of a cover-up of Biden’s cognitive decline continue to boil. Dr. Kevin O’Connor has been compelled to appear for a deposition that’s been scheduled for June 27. The testimony is part of an investigation to uncover whether Biden’s cognitive dec…
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