Topic: Neera Tanden

Former Biden aide Neera Tanden allegedly admitted to controlling Joe Biden's "auto-pen," leading Roger Stone to argue that all documents signed this way are invalid. Stone calls for Kash Patel and the FBI to raid Tanden's home and investigate potential payoffs for pardons. He suggests a "Watergate-style" committee is needed to investigate the de facto power structure running the White House.

Roger Stone and Alex Jones discuss whistleblowers who claim a secret committee used an "auto pen" to sign executive orders and pardons for a cognitively impaired Joe Biden. Stone names Ron Klain and Neera Tanden as potential operators of the device, comparing the situation to the presidency of Woodrow Wilson. They allege that Biden's dropout letter was one of the few documents he actually signed personally, rather than using the automated system.

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.

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.