Michael Howell

Michael Howell, executive director of The Oversight Project, dives into the growing investigation concerning President Biden's use of an autopen for signing pardons. He shares insights from analyzing thousands of signatures, revealing that many documents, including pardons, were not signed in person. Howell argues for a shift from review to prosecution, emphasizing the potential invalidity of autopen-signed documents. He also critiques Congress for its lack of aggressive oversight and outlines his team's priorities in addressing these issues.