GOP demands Biden staffers testify on ‘cover-up’ of president’s mental decline

The Chairman of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee demands R-Ky.

Kumer, who leads the Parliamentary Committee for Government Reform and Reform, sent interview requests to four major assistants in Biden White – former Director of the Local Policy Council Nira Tanden, former assistant to the President and Vice President of the Chief of Staff Annie Thomasini, the former first adviser to the first Mrs. Anthony Bernal and former director of the Oval Office Ashley Wilims.

Kumler said that all of these high -ranking employees worked “behind the scenes” and “ran President Biden’s intervention” to avoid his worsening condition during his position in his position.

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The president also requested a written interview with Biden doctor, Dr. Kevin Occon.

Komer Fox News told last week that these “unacceptable” bureaucrats “had a overwhelming impact on Biden and perhaps they were working as a” reality “president in his position.

“Today, we invite President Biden’s doctor and former White House advisers to participate in written interviews so that we can start revealing the truth,” Kumler said in a statement.

The Republican Party’s effort comes shortly after the launch of the “Origencinal Sin” by CNN, CNN Jake Tapper and Axios Alex Tompson, who claims that Biden White House was trying to control the vision of the health of the elderly. The book reveals Biden’s retreat and his decision to run for his re -election.

Taber said during an interview with Pierce Morgan on Monday that what Biden’s assistants did to hide his condition could be “worse” than the Watergate scandal during the presidency of Richard Nixon.

Taber said: “It is a scandal. It is undoubtedly, and perhaps worse than Watergate in some respects.” “The only reason for calling Watergate is just a clarification like, it’s not Watergate – this is a completely separate scandal, and perhaps worse.”

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Jake Taber said during an interview with Pierce Morgan that the coverage of former President Biden was worse than Watergate. (Getty Images)

In his letters, Kumler said that while the committee was investigating for about a year, “the new details related to President Biden’s decline, renewed scrutiny in renewing the actions of White House employees and knowing relevant information over the previous administration.”

Kumler said that the committee seeks to “understand the main decisions and exercise the powers of the executive authority during the Biden administration.”

He said, “Covering the clear mental retreat of President Biden is a historical scandal,” he said. “The American people deserve to know when this decline began, and its progress, which was making critical decisions on their behalf.”

And he mentioned the attempts of the previous supervision committee to summon these employees, Kumler said that “the White House Biden is to prevent these individuals from submitting the certificate.” Now, he said, “Any continuous obstacle will be confronted with a fast and decisive currency.” If the employees and the doctor do not honor his request, Kumler said that the “next step” will issue call notes, forcing them to testify.

The Chairman of the Supervision and Accountability Committee in the House of Representatives, James Kumer (R-C), speaks during a press conference. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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On Tuesday, COMER launched the possibility of issuing summons notes to the former White House press secretary Karen Jean -Pierre, as well as Hunter Biden and Jill Biden.

“It is clear that we are interested in Pierre … We are also interested in Gil Biden and Hunt Biden,” he said, adding that “if the road leads us to the next step, which many believe may be the generation of Biden and Heneter Biden, then we will go there.”

Fox News Digital communicated with Tanden, Tomasini, Bernal, Williams, O’Connor and Jean-Pierre to comment.

Hanna Bannerk of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.