House Oversight Committee Declares Joe Biden Autopen Actions ‘Null and Void,’ Demands DOJ and Bondi Investigation [WATCH]

The House Oversight Committee, led by Chairman James Comer (R-KY), released a 100-page report on Monday declaring that all executive actions and pardons signed using President Joe Biden’s autopen are “null and void.”

The committee is now calling on the Department of Justice and Attorney General Pam Bondi to open a full investigation into what it calls a “cover-up” orchestrated by Biden’s senior staff, as reported by the Gateway Pundit.

Joe Biden WAS NOT running the show.

Our new report EXPOSES how Biden’s decline was real and his aides covered it up.

Aides didn’t even know WHO was operating the autopen to sign official documents and pardons.

Watch the truth they tried to bury pic.twitter.com/WkQsy5k6uC

— Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) October 28, 2025

According to the report, the White House used an autopen — a mechanical device that replicates a person’s signature — to sign official documents, including pardons and executive orders, while Biden was away from Washington.

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The report describes these actions as constitutionally invalid, arguing that such documents must bear the President’s own signature to be legally binding.

We are deeming Biden’s executive actions NULL and VOID.

Read the full report on our investigation of ‘The Biden Autopen Presidency”: https://t.co/JYSXv3oEpu

— Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) October 28, 2025

Chairman Comer stated that his committee’s investigation “exposed the Biden Autopen Presidency,” revealing how “top aides misled Americans and worked to maintain the illusion of presidential control as Biden’s capacity declined.”

The committee’s findings assert that multiple Biden aides, some of whom invoked their Fifth Amendment rights during questioning, were directly involved in authorizing and concealing the autopen’s use.

The Oversight Committee’s report further demands that the D.C. Board of Medicine review the conduct of Biden’s personal physician, alleging that the doctor participated in obscuring the President’s true medical condition from the public.

“We have provided Americans with transparency about the Biden Autopen Presidency, and now there must be accountability,” the report concludes.

The controversy over the use of Biden’s autopen gained national attention earlier this year after the Oversight Project revealed that several executive actions and clemency decisions had been signed mechanically while Biden was on vacation.

In one documented case, six criminals were pardoned on December 30, 2022, while Biden was in St. Croix. The documents bore autopen signatures instead of the President’s handwritten ones.

BREAKING: U.S. House Oversight Committee deems ALL President Biden executive actions “NULL AND VOID,” including pardons, performed by White House staff and signed by an autopen

The Committee demands an IMMEDIATE investigation by AG Pam Bondi

“We are calling on the U.S.… pic.twitter.com/iiWUStSyZQ

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 28, 2025

The White House Counsel’s Office has reportedly launched its own review, examining over one million documents related to the autopen process.

While the administration has not commented directly on the committee’s findings, officials have maintained that the autopen is a long-accepted tool used in limited circumstances by previous presidents.

However, House Republicans argue that Biden’s use of the device went far beyond precedent, effectively delegating presidential authority to unelected staff. Comer said that such actions violate constitutional requirements and should be “considered void.”

President Donald Trump has previously weighed in on the matter, stating that those responsible for authorizing Biden’s autopen “committed treason.” The White House has not issued a formal response to the latest report.

The Oversight Committee’s move marks a significant escalation in its ongoing investigation into the administration’s transparency and the President’s capacity to fulfill his duties. The Department of Justice has not yet indicated whether it plans to pursue a formal inquiry into the matter.

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