Hawley: Whistleblower Reveals Biden “Got Lost in His Closet” During Final Days in Office

The disturbing truth behind former President Joe Biden’s mental decline is becoming harder to ignore — and according to Sen. Josh Hawley, it’s far worse than Americans were led to believe.

Appearing on Fox News with host Sean Hannity, Senator Hawley (R-MO) dropped a bombshell revelation from a Secret Service whistleblower who was reportedly assigned to protect Biden during his presidency. According to Hawley, the agent claimed Biden was so cognitively impaired that he would regularly get “lost in his closet” inside the White House residence.

“I talked to so many of them after the attempted assassinations of President Trump. But this Secret Service whistleblower actually was assigned to Biden and he told me that Biden used to get lost in his closet in the mornings in the White House. I mean the guy literally stumbling around in the White House residence, couldn’t find his way out of his own closet,” Hawley said.

That’s not political rhetoric. That’s a sitting senator citing firsthand testimony from federal law enforcement. And if true, it validates what conservatives have suspected for years: Biden’s presidency may have been a façade — orchestrated by insiders, rubber-stamped by the media, and driven by a figurehead unfit to serve.

Hannity didn’t hold back either, asking,

“Am I overstating it when I say this is the biggest White House presidential scandal in history?”

Hawley’s response was unequivocal: No.

Beyond the alleged cognitive issues, the Missouri senator raised constitutional concerns regarding the rampant use of autopen signatures to authorize executive actions.

“One of the worst constitutional crises of our country’s history,” Hawley said. “We need to find out who actually signed off, so to speak, on all of those autopen signatures, on all of those pardons, all of those clemencies.”

Hawley questioned the legitimacy of these documents, suggesting they may not even be legally valid under Article II of the Constitution, which grants only the president the power to issue pardons and clemencies.

“If someone other than the president was doing it, Sean, I don’t see how those things can stand,” he added.

The most shocking aspect, Hawley says, is how complicit the media was in keeping the public in the dark.

“We were lied to... The press actually is really important in America. They’re supposed to report the truth... They sold this country out for years and they did it for power and they need to be held accountable as well.”

Hawley didn’t mince words when recalling Biden’s final months in office and the questionable pardons issued — allegedly by autopen — during that time.

“You remember, Sean, who he pardoned and who he granted clemency to... crooks and criminals and terrible people, rapists and others,” he said. “We know it wasn’t Biden. He didn’t know anything about it.”

If Biden wasn’t making decisions, then who was? Americans deserve answers. What the country lived through was not simply an embarrassing presidency — it may have been an orchestrated cover-up involving media allies, unelected bureaucrats, and a compromised figurehead.

As Hawley concluded:

“It’s amazing we survived it, to be honest with you... You think how dangerous this was. What if there had been a nuclear war?”

This isn’t just another Washington scandal. It’s a direct threat to constitutional governance, and it’s time to hold those responsible accountable — starting with the press that enabled it.