Trump’s Crypto Czar Drops Name Of Who Controlled ‘Biden’s Autopen’

In a fiery Fox Business interview, newly appointed Crypto and AI Czar David Sacks accused Senator Elizabeth Warren of using President Biden’s autopen to push anti-crypto policies. Sacks claimed Warren has a “pathological hatred” for digital finance and is leveraging regulatory tactics to choke innovation.

He argued recent executive actions weren’t truly Biden’s decisions, but rather Warren’s influence behind the scenes. The claim aligns with an ongoing House Republican probe led by Rep. James Comer, which is investigating whether Biden personally approved key executive orders and pardons—or if aides acted independently due to concerns over his cognitive health.

The investigation aims to uncover who is truly steering White House decision-making amid growing scrutiny of Biden’s leadership.

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