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“[Former first lady Jill Biden] very much knew what she was doing. What she did was absolutely elder abuse,” she said unequivocally. “There is no question in my mind.”
Li contends Jill Biden stepped into the spotlight whenever her husband faltered, effectively serving as his political stand-in.
“Joe was not able to do a lot of campaign events, so Jill would come out on his behalf, acting like the president or the presidential candidate,” Li continued. “That’s why she graced the Vogue cover three times. She loved it.”
If true, it suggests the American public wasn’t simply electing Joe Biden, but perhaps a shadow presidency run by those around him. Li was blunt about the motives at play.
“If I were to pinpoint two reasons why Joe decided to run again, it would be two people: Jill and Hunter Biden. Because Hunter Biden’s freedom was on the line and Jill’s ego was on the line.”
In Li’s telling, Jill Biden was not merely filling in for a struggling husband but was the central figure orchestrating the administration’s direction. She alleged the then-first lady “was the one in control of and running the White House — not Joe Biden.”
But the alleged inner circle of influence extends beyond Jill. Li claims there was an entire cadre of political operatives managing affairs from the shadows.
“They deny the cover-up, but I had a front-row seat watching it happen,” Li told Fox. “People like Anthony Bernal. I saw him running the White House like he was in charge, like he was a king.”
Bernal, known as a longtime senior advisor to Jill Biden, is now facing his own political reckoning. Recently, he defied a request to testify before Congress, prompting Rep. James Comer, Chair of the House Oversight Committee, to issue a deposition subpoena.
“It’s just so amazing now to see him dodge a subpoena and completely dodge accountability. He can run, but he can’t hide. His name is going to go down in infamy forever,” Li said.
And Bernal is far from the only name Li dropped. She also cited former Deputy Chief of Staff Bruce Reed, Counselor Steve Ricchetti, and senior advisors Mike Donilon and Anita Dunn as central figures propping up an administration that, in her view, was being run for President Biden, not by him.
Li added another bombshell, claiming that Neera Tanden, who once served as Biden’s domestic policy advisor, “played an ‘intricate’ role in using the autopen when ‘Biden was manifestly unqualified and unable to prosecute the duties of the office.’”
These revelations come as the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform intensifies its investigation into alleged misuse of the presidential autopen—a device that can automatically sign documents in the president’s name—and potential efforts to conceal President Biden’s cognitive decline from the public.
For critics of the Biden administration, Li’s allegations are further confirmation of suspicions long simmering among conservatives—that President Biden has become little more than a figurehead, with others wielding the true power in Washington.
As more insiders begin to speak out, this story is unlikely to fade quietly. One thing is certain: the battle over who’s really running the Biden presidency is only just beginning—and it’s a fight that could have profound consequences for 2024 and beyond.
