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Sens. Eric Schmitt (R-Mo.) and John Cornyn (R-Texas) announced Thursday that they will hold a hearing next month on what they call President Biden’s “cognitive decline in the subsequent cover of the office and mainstream media.”
This will be the first full Congressional committee hearing on the subject.
“For four years, when the American people saw Joe Biden, they saw someone who obviously couldn’t make a big decision for the country. However, the people closest to the president and the mainstream media did everything they could to cover up that truth.”
“It’s time to reveal that Biden’s aides and family cadres are straightforward commanders and President Biden is eliminated. I look forward to providing Americans with the answers they deserve.”
He and Cornyn will examine Biden’s physical and mental state during his tenure on June 18 with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
“For mainstream media, this conspiracy between Joe Biden’s family and his inner circle hides the damage of the U.S. president over the years and always lie to the American people about the decisions they have made that belong only to the Constitution, which is unacceptable,” Conneen said in a statement.
The Texas senator said he and his colleagues will “use this hearing to reveal the facts.”
Biden and former first lady Jill Biden retreated in a new book written by CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios’ Alex Thompson, and Biden’s condition is more publicly known.
They reported that Biden’s senior aides discussed whether the president needed a wheelchair during his second term. They also reported that Biden failed to recognize Hollywood star and major Democratic donor George Clooney in a fundraiser for the president in June.
Biden insisted on appearing on ABC’s “The View” this month that he had just had a “bad night” in his disastrous debate on Atlanta Donald Trump.
“They were wrong,” he said of the allegations in the book.
Jill Biden told the plan: “The people who wrote these books are not in the White House. They can’t see Joe working hard every day.”
“I was with Joe day and night. I saw him more than anyone else. I woke up with him; I went to bed with him at night, so I saw him all day.” “And I didn’t create a cocoon around him. I mean, you see him in the Oval Office, you see him giving a speech. He wasn’t hiding somewhere.”
In addition, Senate Permanent Subcommittee Chairman Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), has sent letters to 28 former Biden cabinet officials asking them to answer questions about Biden’s “reduced perception and health during his tenure while running for reelection.”
“Cabinet officials are telling the public about the health of the former president and what they obviously witnessed and said privately is surprising, especially given that the former president is seeking re-election,” Johnson wrote in those letters.