Topic: Auto Pen Pardons

Byrne describes the current state of the "Deep State" as a mafia-like network that is breaking down under pressure, with individuals now "rolling" to save themselves. He mentions allegations that Michelle Obama used an "auto-pen" to sign pardons during the final days of the Biden administration. Jones and Byrne discuss the visible fear in Barack Obama's recent public appearances as his "house of cards" begins to collapse.

The use of an "auto-pen" to sign official documents for Joe Biden is characterized as a major scandal indicating he was not truly running the White House. David Sachs is cited claiming Elizabeth Warren controlled the device, while others suggest Jill Biden and Ron Klain were the actual decision-makers. The host argues that forged signatures on presidential pardons could lead to criminal investigations and the nullification of prior administration actions.

Roger Stone and the host examine the use of the executive auto pen to sign pardons for hardened criminals who never applied for clemency. They name Neera Tanden and Steve Nelson as key figures involved in the process. Stone suggests that Kamala Harris was foisted on the Democratic Party without a single primary vote, further illustrating the undemocratic nature of the administration's leadership transition.

Donald Trump issued a statement on Truth Social declaring all pardons issued by Joe Biden void because they were allegedly executed using an auto-pen. The claim suggests Biden did not approve or understand the documents, specifically targeting pardons related to the January 6th "Unselect Committee." Critics argue that a president must be mentally present and physically involved for a pardon to be legally enforceable.

The Oversight Project revealed that several pardons issued during the Biden administration were signed via auto-pen while Joe Biden was on vacation. Neera Tanden, the White House staff secretary, is allegedly a key figure behind the use of the auto-pen for these legal documents. Trump has declared these pardons void, arguing that the president must be physically and mentally involved in the pardoning process.