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Trump Denies Former Biden Aides Executive Privilege
- President Donald Trump has declined to extend executive privilege to nine former senior aides of President Joe Biden, allowing their full participation in a congressional investigation into Biden’s mental fitness.
- The House Oversight Committee is investigating whether Biden’s staff assisted in hiding signs of cognitive decline.
- Trump’s White House stated privilege would not apply due to 'exceptional circumstances,' citing the constitutional implications of alleged concealed presidential incapacity.
- Other aides expected to testify include Ron Klain, Anita Dunn, Bruce Reed, and Anthony Bernal.
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Biden aides testifying before House Oversight denied executive privilege by Trump
The Trump administration has denied executive privilege to the nine aides of former President Joe Biden slated to testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding the allegations that there was a cover-up of the former president’s “mental decline.” The first…
Biden Admin Official Admits She Didn’t Know If Autopen Orders Came From President
President Donald Trump is helping congressional Republicans investigate his White House predecessor, Joe Biden, and the Biden administration’s extensive use of the autopen. Nine senior Biden aides have been called to testify before the House Oversight Committee, and the Trump White House decided Tuesday to waive executive privilege for the staffers, allowing committee members to grill them on the autopen use without any legal obstacles. “Evidenc…
HISTORIC SCANDAL: Top Biden Aide Admits She Authorized Autopen Signatures — But Didn’t Know Who Was Approving Them
A former top aide to President Joe Biden testified under oath Tuesday that she was authorized to direct the use of an autopen to sign critical presidential documents — but claimed she had no knowledge of who in Biden’s inner circle was giving final clearance for the signatures. Neera Tanden, the former White House Domestic […]
Fmr. top Biden aide admits to controlling autopen
A former top aide to former President Joe Biden testified to Congress on Tuesday as part of the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into the “cover-up of President Biden’s mental decline and use of autopen.” According to The Washington Examiner, Neera Tanden, who previously served as the director of the White House Domestic Policy Council and as a staff secretary and senior adviser to Biden, met with members of Congress behind closed doors…
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