A stunning revelation has rocked Washington after former Biden spokesperson Ian Sams admitted under oath that he met with President Joe Biden only twice in more than two years — despite publicly claiming to interact with him “every single day.”

The admission came during a House Oversight Committee interview, where Sams’ testimony directly contradicted his televised appearances defending the president’s “mental sharpness.” In one 2024 MSNBC segment, Sams asserted that he worked with Biden daily and could personally attest to his vigor and engagement. His sworn statement now proves those claims false.

This testimony supports findings in the Committee’s newly released October 28, 2025, report titled “The Biden Autopen Presidency.” The report outlines evidence of severe cognitive decline, growing reliance on staffers to manage official duties, and allegations that Biden’s aides routinely used an autopen to sign executive documents — raising serious constitutional concerns about the legitimacy of his decisions.

Republican investigators have referred the matter to the Department of Justice, citing possible deception of the American public and misuse of executive authority. Lawmakers argue that Sams’ contradictory testimony is a clear example of deliberate misinformation from within the former administration, designed to conceal the president’s decline from voters and the press.

President Trump’s allies have pointed to the revelation as further proof that the Biden team built its communications strategy on “lies and scripted appearances.” The Oversight Committee vows to continue investigating who authorized the alleged cover-ups, with subpoenas for additional aides expected in the coming weeks.

As the evidence grows, the “Autopen Presidency” scandal could mark a historic reckoning for the Biden legacy — exposing not only incompetence but a systemic deception that misled the nation for years.