Media watchdogs criticized Joe Biden's rare New York Times interview about autopen signatures on clemency documents, questioning the timing and placement of key admissions in the report.

Trump has repeatedly referred to Biden's use of the autopen as "one of the biggest scandals" in political history.

Former President Joe Biden, in an interview with the New York Times, said that he personally made every clemency and pardon decision during the end of his presidency.

Sen. Ron Johnson is demanding the National Archives turn over records about former President Joe Biden’s “mental and physical health and cognitive decline," Fox News Digital learned.

Republican lawmakers have dubbed the revelation a "constitutional scandal" and called for the investigation of thousands of documents signed by Biden during his tenure. President Donald Trump admitted to using an autopen days after attacking former president Joe Biden of doing the same to issue a series of pardons.

The joke was in poor taste given that Trump admitted to using an autopen to sign various documents during an interview with NBC news

Constitutional scholar Randy Barnett calls Biden's autopen use "the biggest constitutional scandal in US history" as questions arise about the legality of presidential actions.

For decades, presidents have used autopens to keep up with the relentless stream of paperwork that crosses their desk. But it’s not just a matter of saving them from hand cramps. When the president is traveling,