The House is looking into the Biden cognitive decline scandal and has called for multiple Biden aides, in addition to Joe Biden's physician, to come in for transcribed testimony. 

On Wednesday, Comer also said that he will be issuing a subpoena for Dr. Kevin O'Connor. Hopefully, they can get him in and under oath.  He said O'Connor would now have to come in and do a full-blown deposition instead of just a transcribed interview. 

And yes, that's under oath. 

He spoke about some of the other people they were asking to speak with, including former White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain. 

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But if you're unsure about Congress holding them accountable, President Donald Trump has also ordered another investigation by the Counsel to the President. 

(a) The Counsel to the President, in consultation with the Attorney General and the head of any other relevant executive department or agency (agency), shall investigate, to the extent permitted by law, whether certain individuals conspired to deceive the public about Biden's mental state and unconstitutionally exercise the authorities and responsibilities of the President. This investigation shall address:
          (i)    any activity, coordinated or otherwise, to purposefully shield the public from information regarding Biden's mental and physical health;
          (ii)   any agreements between Biden's aides to cooperatively and falsely deem recorded videos of the President's cognitive inability as fake;
          (iii)  any agreements between Biden's aides to require false, public statements elevating the President's capabilities; and
          (iv)   the purpose of these activities, including to assert the authorities of the President.
(b)  The Counsel to the President shall also investigate, in consultation with the Attorney General and the head of any other relevant agency, the circumstances surrounding Biden's supposed execution of numerous executive actions during his final years in office. This investigation shall address:
          (i)   the policy documents for which the autopen was used, including clemency grants, Executive Orders, Presidential memoranda, or other Presidential policy decisions; and
(ii) who directed that the President's signature be affixed.

The more the better, so that we can be assured that we'll see some action on this matter.