Aides Plead Fifth on WHO'S IN THE MEAT SUIT - Autopen Signed EVERYTHING!

EXPLOSIVE: The Biden presidency just collapsed under the weight of one devastating revelation. Gary Franchi here with RAW FEED, and what we’ve uncovered will shake your faith in our constitutional system. Out of every document Joe Biden was supposed to sign as president—every law, every executive order, every pardon—he personally signed only ONE: Hunter Biden’s pardon. Everything else? A machine. An autopen. And now every single Biden aide is pleading the Fifth Amendment when asked who was actually running America.

This isn’t speculation anymore. We have the receipts. Annie Tomasini, Biden’s former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff, just pleaded the Fifth TWENTY times in her deposition. Asked about classified documents, Biden family business dealings, and the president’s cognitive decline—she refused to answer every single question. Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Biden’s personal physician, took the Fifth when asked if he lied about Biden’s health or believed Biden was unfit for office. Anthony Bernal, Jill Biden’s chief of staff, went completely silent.

The pattern is undeniable. Three witnesses. Three stonewalls. Three people who know something so damaging they’d rather risk contempt charges than reveal the truth. As James Comer stated: “There is now a pattern of key Biden aides shielding themselves from criminal liability for this potential conspiracy.” This isn’t normal. Innocent people don’t plead the Fifth when asked if the president was mentally competent.

Here’s the smoking gun: Neera Tanden, Biden’s staff secretary—the person responsible for every document crossing the president’s desk—admitted she only saw Biden “once a month at best.” Think about that. The person handling presidential paperwork barely saw the president. She never had “proof of life” before executing autopen signatures. Who was making these decisions if Biden wasn’t even present?

The New York Times called this investigation a “conspiracy theory” in March. Now they’re forced to admit the truth. Biden himself confessed he didn’t personally authorize individual pardons—he just “laid out categories” and let staff handle the rest. Low-level staffers relied on senior staffers who claimed they heard the president authorize actions. It’s hearsay built on hearsay, a house of cards masquerading as executive authority.