Mike Davis on Biden's Pardons, Autopen Use, and Judicial Overreach

Biden's Pardons and Autopen Controversy

• 🎯 President Trump declared Joe Biden's pardons, including those for the January 6th committee, as 'void' due to their use of an autopen.
• ❓ White House Press Secretary Caroline Leit echoed concerns, questioning if Biden was aware of or consented to the pardons signed by autopen.
• 💡 The core issue is not the use of an autopen, but whether it was used to carry out the president's will or without his knowledge.
• ⚖️ The validity of these pardons would be tested in court if individuals who received them were charged and raised the pardon as a defense.

Concerns Over Presidential Authority and Awareness

• 🧠 Mike Davis suggests that the discussion arises from a perceived 'demented' president, implying a lack of full awareness.
• 🗣️ He notes that stories have emerged about Biden requiring scripts for meetings, raising broader questions about the initiation and leadership of his administration.
• 🚀 Trump's campaign promise to clean up executive branch 'waste, fraud, and abuse' is highlighted as a reason for his actions.

Judicial Overreach and Constitutional Power

• 🏛️ Davis criticizes judges for asserting authority over the executive branch, calling it a 'dangerous thing for our country.'
• 🚫 He argues that judges reinstating fired workers against a president's will is unconstitutional and that recourse should be through the Merit System Protection Board.
• ⚠️ The judge's ruling on reinstating gang members is seen as interference in national security, immigration, and foreign policy.
• 🚨 Davis calls for the impeachment of DC Obama judge Jeb Bosberg for allegedly sabotaging a national security operation and demanding sensitive information.