Ian Sams reveals limited contact with Biden during White House role

In the ongoing investigation by the House Oversight Committee into former President Joe Biden's mental fitness, Ian Sams, a former aide, recently testified that he interacted with Biden just twice throughout his tenure as White House spokesperson. This testimony adds to existing concerns regarding Biden's cognitive ability and the alleged efforts by his administration to conceal signs of mental decline. The committee, led by Chair James Comer, suggests that if a spokesperson's limited interactions with the president indicate a lack of decision-making authority within the Oval Office, it raises questions about who was truly in charge during Biden's presidency. The investigation has brought other former aides to light, with many defending the president's mental acuity during his time in office. Despite the claim that Biden remained sharp during those interactions, Comer's assertion that Sams met with Biden only twice suggests a potentially concerning pattern of limited senior staff contact with the president. This inquiry is not only focused on Biden’s cognitive condition but also on the legality of pardons and executive actions taken during his term, particularly those potentially issued without his full awareness. Previous testimonies have noted Biden’s ability to maintain control and engage with his staff effectively. However, the House Oversight Committee is intent on uncovering whether a broader strategy was in place to