Donald Trump reveals that the legality of autopen-signed presidential actions, including pardons, is under investigation.
Chadha as a precedent where such a presidential declaration could only be overturned by a two-thirds vote in both houses of Congress.
This move aims to bypass potential congressional inaction, enabling measures such as requiring photo identification, proof of citizenship, and limitations on mail-in ballots to enhance election security.
Donald Trump claimed that many official actions, including general promotions, are signed via autopen without President Biden's direct involvement, raising questions about their legal validity.
He suggested that such autopen signatures may not be legally binding without explicit written authorization from the President.
Trump further asserted that President Biden would likely claim to have provided authorization, even if he were unaware of the specific question, and confirmed that his team is investigating the legal ramifications of autopen use.
Trump highlighted the discrepancy that most of President Biden's actions were signed via autopen, but speculated whether the pardon for Hunter Biden was handled differently.
He challenged the legality of the blanket, preemptive pardon granted to Dr. Anthony Fauci, arguing that a pardon typically follows a charge or conviction, which was not the case for Fauci.
How do you pardon someone with a blanket pardon when they’ve never been accused of anything or convicted of anything? It makes no sense.
He mentioned that lawyers had advised him to use the pardon to avoid future legal troubles he subsequently encountered.
Trump contrasted his situation with President Biden's use of pardons, suggesting that Biden is utilizing this power broadly and inconsistently for political allies.
Donald Trump agreed with this approach, expressing hope that state-level investigations could make Dr. Fauci's life miserable until his death.
Donald Trump and the host discussed concerns about the number of childhood vaccines administered simultaneously, noting that children receive 72 vaccines, which Trump compared to the volume of a 'Coca-Cola bottle.'
Trump proposed breaking down vaccinations into four or five separate doctor visits to mitigate potential health impacts.
He specifically cited the MMR vaccine, suggesting that administering the M, M, and R components separately would be safer than combining them, which he metaphorically called 'a nuclear weapon.'
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