Gregg Jarrett Says This One Thing Could Help Trump Expose Biden’s Alleged False Signatures

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett said Monday evening that President Donald Trump will most likely need a whistleblower with “incriminating information” to support his claims that some of former President Joe Biden’s pardons are “void.”

In a post on Truth Social Sunday evening, Trump wrote that he was declaring Biden’s pardons of the “Unselect Committee of Political Thugs” as “VOID, VACANT, AND OF NO FURTHER FORCE OR EFFECT” due to his use of an autopen. On “Hannity,” Fox host Sean Hannity asked Jarrett about Trump’s move, saying that the issue of using an autopen was previously raised under Obama’s administration.

“Yeah, but these are serious questions relative to Joe Biden. Using an autopen is perfectly legal. Many presidents have used it, going back to Harry Truman and probably before,” Jarrett said. “As long as there is consent and authorization. ”

“Now, consent is defined by three things. It has to be voluntary, willing, and conscious,” Jarrett added. “Well, what if you’ve got a president like Joe Biden, who is none of those three things, that is suffering from a declining mental capacity, and he is incapable of granting consent? Then that means those documents, whether they be a pardon or executive order, are null and void.”

Concerns over Biden’s declining mental fitness were raised by Republicans early in his first administration. However, during Biden’s time in the White House, staff and fellow Democrat lawmakers defended his mental fitness, with some, like Democrat Delaware Sen. Chris Coons, saying