Overview
- Neera Tanden, former Domestic Policy Council director, will testify on June 24, Anthony Bernal on June 26, Ashley Williams on July 11 and Annie Tomasini on July 18
- Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Biden’s White House physician, has been subpoenaed to give a formal deposition on June 27 after declining a request for a voluntary interview
- The committee is probing whether senior aides concealed Biden’s mental decline and made key decisions on his behalf
- Investigators are examining the use of Biden’s autopen signature to authorize pardons and other executive actions without his explicit consent
- The inquiry has expanded to include letters to Ron Klain, Anita Dunn, Michael Donilon, Bruce Reed and Steve Ricchetti, and President Trump has tasked the Justice Department with probing autopen practices