Biden’s autopen use questioned amid release of Robert Hur interview audio

The Chairman of the Supervisory Committee in the House of Representatives and other Republicans raises concerns about the jobs of former President Joe Biden well enough to clarify assistants to use the automated pilot tool to sign important documents on his behalf.

On Friday evening, Axios released exclusive audio footage of Biden’s interview with Special Counselor Robert Hor, who reveals evidence of Biden’s cognitive performance while he did not explain the text of the interview. Biden can be heard as he spoils his words, and she stops and stops a long stop. Meanwhile, Biden also failed to remember the date of the death of his son Bo or the general in which Trump was first elected.

“She is actually wondering about decisions,” said MP James Kumler, R-Ky, Friday night on “Hannity”.

“It is clear, from that interview, which, several months before the heavy use of the autopsy stability, was not able to make decisions. He was not firm.”

Biden is struggling with words, and the main memories of the voice that was leaked from the private lawyer interviewing

Earlier on Friday, Kumler announced a new investigation trying to discover those who provided orders to use the automated pilot. According to Comer, among other important things, the automated pilot tool was used to grant presidential pardon to the members of the Biden family.

“It calls for questioning this amnesty – the use of autopsy, and I think it may actually open the door – I am not a lawyer – but I imagine that Trump or his administration may try to present some arguments to federal courts about the measures that Joe Biden has now taken because we have never been chosen.” He added.

“Terrifying”: Biden Hor shows the voic

James Biden (left) and President Joe Biden (right). (AP/Getty Images)

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“Who was controlling the anatomy of the body? Who was withdrawing the strings? Robert P. asked. Kennedy Junior Lauren link adviser. “I want names.”

Donald Trump said he did not use the automated pilot to sign legally binding documents such as pardon. In March, a White House official confirmed that the administration policy is to use Trump’s hand signing of any legally binding documents.