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Whistleblower Alleges Autopen Scandal: Pardons Signed While Biden Was Asleep

Benny JohnsonMay 25, 202517 min250,735 views
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Autopen Scandal Allegations

  • 💡 A whistleblower has come forward with allegations regarding the use of an autopen for signing pardons.
  • ⚠️ The core concern is that these pardons may have been signed while President Biden was allegedly asleep or unaware, raising questions about their legality and validity.
  • criminal implications are suggested, with the possibility that these pardons could be considered illegal or even treasonous.

Pardon Operations and Corruption

  • 💰 The speaker notes that pardon operations in Washington D.C. are significant, with individuals spending millions on lobbying for pardons.
  • 🎯 There is a strong suspicion that pardons were being sold out of the White House, likely involving staff and various administrative mechanisms.
  • 🔍 The sheer volume of 8,000 pardons is highlighted as a point of concern, fueling the belief that such a practice was taking place.

Legislative Wins and Policy Debates

  • ✅ Several legislative wins are mentioned, including making tax cuts permanent and securing funding for deportations.
  • 🏠 The discussion touches on the role of governors in managing federal funds, with an example of how states like Tennessee could be rewarded for wise spending of Medicaid and education dollars.
  • 🗣️ Friction is noted in
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Autopen ScandalPresidential PardonsWhistleblowerJoe BidenExecutive OrdersPardon LegalityCorruption AllegationsTax CutsDeportationsMedicaid FundingState GovernanceICENashville MayorEl SalvadorGang Violence
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