The chairman of the Republican House Oversight Committee and other Republicans raised concerns about former President Joe Biden’s cognitive function, enough to empower the assistant to sign important documents on his behalf using an automatic start tool.

Axios released an exclusive audio video of Biden’s interview with special counsel Robert Hur on Friday night, which revealed clues to Biden’s cognitive function, and the president believes the transcript of the interview was not shed light on. Biden can be heard, muttering, muttering to himself. Meanwhile, Biden did not recall the year his son Beau died or Trump was first elected.

R-ky. “It’s actually the guy making the decision,” Rep. James Comer said on Fox News’ “Hannity” on Friday night.

"It's obvious that from interviews many months before the massive use of auto-start, Joe Biden was not capable of making decisions. He wasn't coherent."

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Earlier on Friday, Comer announced a new investigation trying to find out who issued the command to use the auto-start. According to Comer, among other important aspects, the automatic start tool was used to grant Biden's family the presidential pardon.

"It does raise questions about these pardons - using autostart, I think that might actually open the door - I'm not a lawyer - but I imagine Trump or his administration might try to make some arguments to the federal court about the actions Joe Biden took because now we have more information coming, and when he no longer remembers him, when he doesn't know him, or when he doesn't come, or when when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and yet, and yet, and yet, and yet, and yet, and yet, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and when, and yet, and yet, has a moment of arttraver. Added.

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"Who is controlling the autostart? Who is pulling the strings? Who is the unelected bureaucrat making the decision to negatively affect our country?" asked former Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Jr. Link Lauren. "I want a name."

Donald Trump said he did not use automatic start to sign legally binding documents such as pardons. In March, a White House official confirmed that the administration’s policy is to use Trump’s hand signature on any legally binding document.