‘Very Serious Constitutional Crisis’: James Comer Says ‘No Evidence’ Yet Suggests Biden Controlled Use Of Autopen

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said on Wednesday that his committee’s investigation into former President Joe Biden’s administration’s autopen usage so far has not yielded a shred of evidence that Biden was in control of what was signed.

The New York Times published a report on Sunday documenting Biden’s use of an autopen, finding that when the former president granted a wide array of clemency and pardons toward the end of his term, he approved the guidelines for them, but did not personally approve each person. Comer said on “American Agenda” that the two former Biden aides his committee has interviewed did not provide evidence that Biden was aware of who operated the autopen or what documents they put his signature on.

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“There’s no evidence that’s emerged thus far after two complete transcribed interviews and then two attempted depositions where the witnesses pled the fifth on every single question,” Comer said. “At this point, there’s no evidence that would suggest Joe Biden had any idea who was using the autopen and what they were signing his name on. That’s a very serious constitutional crisis here that puts all those pardons that he signed and all the executive orders that he signed in legal jeopardy. So this is a very serious investigation.”

Biden’s physician Kevin O’Connor pleaded