White House investigating Biden use of autopen in sprawling probe of ‘incompetent and senile’ former president
Officials expect the White House Counsel's Office to review more than 1 million documents related to Biden's use of autopen
 By Brooke Singman Fox News
Published July 15, 2025 4:32pm EDT

EXCLUSIVE: The White House is investigating former President Joe Biden’s use of the autopen, with senior administration officials telling Fox News Digital that they already are reviewing tens of thousands of documents turned over by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).

Officials told Fox News Digital that the White House Counsel’s Office is leading the investigation, but said they are coordinating with the Justice Department.

The investigation is focused on communications and other records related to Biden’s use of the autopen.

A senior administration official told Fox News Digital that they are not yet ready to discuss any discoveries, but said NARA already has provided more than 27,000 records to the White House.

"Joe Biden was the worst, most incompetent, and senile president in our country's history," press secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News Digital Tuesday. "It has been widely reported that Joe Biden handed the power of the presidency to an autopen controlled by unelected leftist staffers, who were allowed to make terrible decisions that destroyed our country."

"The Trump White House is committed to finding the answers to the many outstanding questions the American people still have about how business in the Biden White House was conducted," she said.

The official told Fox News Digital that they expect to review upward of one million documents.

As for access to records held by NARA, the official said each sitting president has access to documents held by the archives from the prior administration.

Senior administration officials told Fox News Digital that the scope of the review covers relevant documents related to Biden's presidency and use of the autopen over several years, in an effort to bring transparency to the American people regarding the former president’s health.

Officials also said they are specifically reviewing whether there was any policy in place to safeguard the use of the autopen.

"What did the former president direct, versus what he did not," one official explained. "The only time a legitimate use of the autopen should happen is if the president said he wanted something done, or if he was asked for his approval."

"This has been a priority for the administration since the beginning," another official said. "The president’s signature is one of the most important signatures in the world."

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      I'm going to hell right along with you.

I'll see ya there. I'll be the one with a yellow rose in my teeth....it made laugh as well.

Does he have a wood or pellet stove for heat?  Many up my way burn wood to save money on heat (vs oil and gas) and as a failsafe when Jack Frost wreaks havoc during the Winter.

In the 1970s, people got whacked by higher home heating oil prices, so they switched to natural gas. 

Ironically, in the early 1980s there was a natural gas shortage in Boston during Winter due to some LNG tankers being delayed by weather.

After that, many people started burning wood as a backup and complement to using oil and gas. 

Now, people are getting whacked with higher natural gas heat bills and high electrcity bills due to the constrained supply of affordable energy because of the Global Climate Change nitwits' opposition to natural gas pipelines, natural gas midstream processing facilities, fossil fuel generating plants, nuclear power plants, and long-distance electricity transmission lines.

The New England Clean Energy Connect has yet to go online due to oppostion by trust fund NIMBY environmentalists in Maine.

Cape Wind (off Martha's Vineyard is state waters) is still a twinkle in Deval Patrick's and Charlie Baker's eyes due NIMBY environmental opposition and unfavorable economics.

Vineyard Wind (off Nantucket in Federal waters) has managed to pollute regional waters before even generating its first kilowatt of power.  It's still being built, and GE Vernova just paid a $10 million settlement to Nantucket for last Summer's wind blade malfunction.

Now that costs for renewable power project costs are showing up in their electricity bills, people have figured out the wind and solar are far more expensive than fossil fuels and nuclear energy. 

It's been made worse by coal, gas, and nuclear generating capacity being shuddered without adding generating capacity from reliable sources.

So, the economic forces of supply and demand are walloping electricity customers and natural gas heat customers because there is insufficient available, reliable, affordable supply.

Kermit the Frog was right.  It's not easy, or affordable, being Green ... and stupid.

One of my friends is one of these, right at the end of the line up the north fork. two winters ago he lost power for eight days when a transformer blew, and due to weather and road conditions (winter), it took a while for replacement. He has battery capacity, and solar generation capacity, and a big jenny for when all else fails. Had he not those things, he'd have been forced down to town at a considerable expense, if he could get there at all (a life threatening possibility)...

However, he endured because he was ready for it.

Because it isn't an A-10.

Will the Magnolia empire come crashing down?...apparently they have forgotten about Bud Light which is still struggling..

That's exactly what people have been asking: will Magnolia survive or get the Bud Light treatment? It was one of my favorite X feeds, Protestia, that brought this story to the forefront. Here's the story about Joanna being oh-so-affirming of her gay employee who left his wife for another man. More on that here:

https://twitter.com/megbasham/status/1944459711769952285

The original issue was the "gay" couple with children that was included on the Magnolia show about modern people having to live like 1880s-era pioneers.

https://twitter.com/Protestia/status/1943746230422491430