'It's Not Just That The Pardons Were Signed By Autopen...': Stephen Miller Tears Into Biden

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00:00with Colombia.

00:01Steven, so the president last night said that President Biden's pardons of those involved

00:06in January 6th committee are void.

00:07Does it mean that he might have plans to further investigate either January 6th or in 2020

00:13election results?

00:14Well, I mean, the president said the, since, this is an important point, by the way, it's

00:18not just that the pardons were signed with an autopsy.

00:23It's that clearly the former president, Joe Biden, had absolutely no awareness of or any

00:29clue about what was being signed in his name when he's on a beach in Delaware doing God

00:32knows what.

00:33In other words, you have all these instances where you can show that something was signed

00:37by an autopan when Joe Biden was not even physically present or aware around at all.

00:41And so the accumulation of evidence makes it clear that Joe Biden had no awareness,

00:45no knowledge, no participation, and frankly, in the administration of government for four

00:49years, but in particular, in this case, with respect to his pardons, which then means,

00:53of course, the Department of Justice has its own authorities to pursue as it sees fit.

00:57Any other questions?

00:58Steven, on the same note, are you aware of any investigations that the president has

01:02called for into any of the people who were on the January 6th meeting?

01:07Well, I mean, the president has been clear publicly for a long time about his view about

01:13the misconduct that has occurred.

01:14For example, the erasure of all of the records, what can only be described as one of the most

01:20preposterous cover-ups that we've ever seen.

01:23And again, the Department of Justice has its own authorities and is able to pursue those

01:27under the direction of the Attorney General.

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