President Trump didn’t hold back during a Friday press conference in the Oval Office, where he addressed the growing scandal surrounding Joe Biden’s mental decline, the now-infamous autopen, and the possibility that Jill Biden could be called to testify in front of Congress.
Asked whether First Lady Jill Biden should be brought before a congressional committee to answer questions about her role in allegedly covering up Biden’s deteriorating condition, Trump responded with a mix of sympathy and principle.
“I hate the concept of it,” Trump said. “It’s the wife of a man who was going through a lot of problems… But they have to do what’s right.”
House Oversight Chairman James Comer has already floated the idea of having Jill Biden, as well as Hunter Biden, testify under oath about what they knew — and when — regarding Joe Biden’s cognitive decline during his presidency. According to Comer, five Biden aides have also been identified as involved in what he calls a cover-up of Biden’s unfitness for office.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt backed the idea of Jill Biden testifying. “She needs to answer for it,” Leavitt said, calling the administration’s deception “insulting.”
Trump then shifted to the autopen scandal — the bombshell revelation that Biden’s signature may have been applied to executive actions, orders, and proclamations without his knowledge.
“I think the autopen is going to become one of the great scandals of all time,” Trump said. “Autopens are not meant to sign major proclamations or tax cuts or anything having to do with the border… I understand he signed almost everything with an autopen. It’s a very dangerous thing. It really means you’re not President.”
Trump explained that during his own presidency, if something had been signed without his knowledge, he would’ve found out immediately. “I read the papers, I’d say, ‘Who the hell signed that?’” Trump remarked. “That wouldn’t have lasted five minutes.”
He confirmed that his administration now believes multiple individuals were operating the autopen during Biden’s term, including — as Crypto and AI Czar David Sacks recently alleged — radical leftist Senator Elizabeth Warren.
“This goes way beyond just laziness or convenience,” Trump said. “This was about using the power of the presidency without the President.”
And that, he added, is not just unethical — it’s unconstitutional.
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