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Watch: Jill Biden Aide Invokes Fifth Amendment At House Hearing On President Biden's Mental Acuity
A former senior aide to Jill Biden on Wednesday became the second person to invoke the Fifth Amendment and decline to answer questions from House Republicans who are investigating President Joe Biden’s mental state and use of the autopen while in office.
Bernal was appearing before the House Oversight Committee as a witness in its investigation into the Biden administration's use of the autopen.
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Ky., used a digital signature to send out letters and subpoena notices related to the Biden autopen investigation.
The Washington Post urged a thorough investigation into whether former President Biden was physically and mentally capable of ...
Former President Joe Biden told the New York Times that he granted his staff the use of his autopen because he “had granted ...
Former President Joe Biden did not closely review every case included in his sweeping end-of-term clemency spree and instead ...
Officials expect the White House Counsel’s Office to review more than 1 million documents related to Biden’s use of autopen.
Joe Biden's physician refused to answer questions during a closed-door deposition in House Republicans' probe of his mental ...
Former President Joe Biden claimed the autopen, a machine allowing anyone to duplicate the president's signature, helped with many of his clemencies.
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