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Ian Sams, who served as a senior advisor and spokesperson for the White House Counsel’s Office from May 2022 through August 2024, became one of Biden’s loudest defenders. He appeared constantly on left-wing media outlets to dismiss questions about Biden’s cognitive decline and to brush off Republican investigations into his foreign business scandals and mishandling of classified documents.
In one appearance on MSNBC in July 2024, Sams gushed to host Nicolle Wallace, “When I deal with him, he is sharp, he is asking tough questions, that’s the President Biden that so many of us experience every single day.”
Every. Single. Day.
Except that was a lie — and under oath, Sams finally admitted it.
During a transcribed interview with the House Oversight Committee in August, Chairman James Comer and his team pressed Sams for details about his direct interactions with President Biden.
That’s when the truth came out.
Sams confessed he “interacted with him pretty infrequently” and admitted that during his entire two-year tenure, he only met with Biden “a handful of times.” When pressed further, Sams could recall just two in-person meetings with the President.
Two meetings. In twenty-four months.
This from the same man who claimed to see Biden’s “sharpness” and “focus” every single day.
Committee investigators didn’t let him off the hook. “You dealt with him five times in 24 months,” one staffer said bluntly. “That’s not exactly a large scope of knowledge on how he interacts with staff.”
To make matters worse, Special Counsel Robert Hur — who was investigating Biden for mishandling classified documents — reportedly spent more time with the President than his own spokesperson did.
Think about that: the prosecutor had greater access to Biden than the guy paid to defend him on television.
Following Sams’ testimony, Comer wasted no time going public. “Ian Sams, who was the White House spokesperson for a significant time of Joe Biden’s time as president, only interacted with him two times. Two times,” Comer told reporters.
Democrats quickly tried to spin the story, claiming Sams’ position didn’t require direct interaction with the President. But that excuse doesn’t hold water. How could a spokesman defend Biden’s mental capacity when he almost never saw him in person?
The truth is clear — Sams wasn’t speaking for Joe Biden. He was parroting talking points crafted by the President’s inner circle while Biden’s handlers kept him hidden like a fragile relative no one wanted the public to see.
According to Comer’s statement, Sams received “much of his direction from the White House Counsel and Biden’s inner circle” instead of the President himself. That means Biden wasn’t giving orders — he was being managed.
Comer asked the question that’s now on everyone’s mind: “If the White House spokesperson is being shielded from the President of the United States, who was operating the Oval Office?”
The answer, as Comer hinted, is as unsettling as it sounds.
Sams’ testimony is part of a larger investigation House Republicans have dubbed “The Biden Autopen Presidency.” The Oversight Committee recently released a 100-page report alleging that numerous executive actions signed during Biden’s term may have been executed by autopen — not by the President himself.
Even more shocking, three top Biden aides — Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Annie Tomasini, and Anthony Bernal — invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned about who was actually authorizing or signing those orders.
They refused to answer.
Comer called it a constitutional crisis in the making and has demanded that Attorney General Pam Bondi launch a full Justice Department review of every executive action taken during Biden’s presidency.
After years of denial, the picture is becoming impossible to ignore. Biden’s own staff rarely saw him. His physician won’t testify. His closest aides plead the Fifth. And the American people are left wondering — who was really making the decisions?
Democrats spent four years gaslighting the nation, insisting Biden was fit to lead. But now the evidence is clear: Americans didn’t elect an autopen.
They elected a President.
And somewhere in the White House, someone else was running the country while Joe Biden — the man Democrats swore was “sharp and engaged” — faded quietly into the background.
