Biden Autopen Probe: How Investigators Can Uncover Who Used the Device

Uncovering Autopen Usage

• 💡 Mike Howell asserts that identifying who used the autopen is one of the easiest investigations if proper steps are taken.
• 🔑 Traditionally, devices like the autopen have logs detailing usage and users, which should exist if the Biden administration followed the rules.
• 🕵️ Even if the administration didn't follow rules, sources like Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, who claim to know the individuals involved, can be compelled to testify in a criminal investigation.

Decision-Making and Accountability

• 🎯 Howell suggests that while an inner circle may have made the decisions, the staffer ordered to push the button was not necessarily the ultimate decision-maker.
• 🧠 The investigation should focus on White House staff who ran day-to-day operations and potentially made decisions in President Biden's absence for their own self-interest.
• 💰 It is believed that someone profited from these decisions, and the American people deserve to know who.

Validity of Autopen-Signed Documents

• ⚠️ If President Biden was unaware or lacked the capacity to approve affixed signatures, documents signed with the autopen could be invalid.
• 📜 Howell specifically questions the validity of Adam Schiff's pardon, stating it is likely not good if Biden was unaware.
• 🔍 The chaotic pardon office and White House during Biden's final days are under scrutiny, with efforts to uncover what transpired.

Path to Investigation

• 🏛️ Upcoming Senate hearings and ongoing House inquiries are expected to shed light on the matter.
• 📢 Howell calls for grand juries to be convened, subpoenas issued, documents recovered, and public testimony, starting with those who claim to know who ran the White House.
• ⚖️ A critical constitutional question is why the 25th Amendment was not invoked by former Vice President Kamala Harris and the entire cabinet.