Gutfeld: Congressional Report Exposes Biden's Autopen Use and Cognitive Decline

Congressional Report on Biden's Decline

• 📌 A congressional report has concluded that President Biden's actions cannot all be deemed his own, suggesting the use of an autopen for executive orders and pardons.
• 💡 The report found no proof that a cognitively deteriorating Biden actually made these decisions, sending findings to the DOJ for legal challenge.
• ⚠️ The White House allegedly controlled aspects of Biden's life, from makeup and clothing to his schedule and even the number of steps he could walk.

Media's Role in Covering Up Decline

• 📰 The speaker criticizes the media for downplaying Biden's cognitive decline, calling terms like "alleged" in headlines dishonest.
• 🎯 Media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, and The New York Times are accused of colluding to cover up the truth, failing to report honestly on the situation.
• 🎭 The media's job became covering for Biden, leading to a loss of credibility when the public saw the reality.

The Autopen Controversy

• ❓ The panel questions the necessity of an autopen for signing documents, suggesting it's an easy task Biden could have performed himself.
• 🧐 The autopen's use is highlighted as a key indicator that decisions were not made by Biden, especially concerning executive orders and pardons.
• 🤷 The necessity of the autopen is questioned, with suggestions that Biden could have signed documents even while lying down or using crayon colors.

Accountability and Future Trust

• ⚖️ The report serves as a test for the media and Democrats to admit their role in covering up Biden's condition.
• 🚀 If the legacy media does not admit its role, its credibility will disappear, potentially leading to a house cleaning within these organizations.
• 🤔 The speaker suggests that the public was willing to accept an "invalid" president over Trump, leading to the current situation and a loss of trust in journalism.
• 🇺🇸 The current administration is blamed for wars, inflation, crime, and a non-existent border, stemming from the mistake of installing an aging, confused president.