The White House said on Monday that President Donald Trump in a social media post said in a social media post that the Jan. 6 committee members' preemptive pardon was “null and vacant.”
During the press conference, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt responded to questions from CNN's Kaitlan Collins about Trump's post on Sunday night. It has been declared Amnesty is “invalid, vacant, and has no more power or effect.”
Lewitt said Trump was “pleading with questions that many of the journalists in this room would think should be asked about whether the former president we all ultimately agree with is cognitively impaired.”
“I know it took a while for people to finally admit it, but we all know it's true, as evidenced by his disastrous debate performance against President Trump during the campaign,” she continued. “I'm off track about that, but the president was raising the point where he made the president [Biden] Do you know about these pardons too? Was his legal signature used without his consent or knowledge? ”
Quote New York Post, She said, “I had a former White House Biden official and raised those questions and thought the president had even been consulted about his legally binding signature being signed on the document.”
Leavitt called on all reporters in the room to investigate the issue.
“I think everyone in this room should investigate because if the staff are signing the president of the US sign without his consent, it would probably suggest a crime or illegal behavior,” she said.
“Biden is on the record,” Collins said. We are talking about issuing preemptive amnesty to these people. ”
“But did he know that his signature was used in all pardons? That's a question you should ask the Biden White House,” Levitt fought back.
Asked if there was evidence of that, Leavitt told Collins: “You're a reporter. You should find it.”
