New whistleblower allegations are raising renewed questions about former President Joe Biden’s cognitive fitness during his time in office. Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) recently revealed that a Secret Service agent has come forward with claims that Biden was so disoriented at times, he once became lost in his own closet inside the White House.
The startling allegation came during an interview Hawley gave to Fox News host Sean Hannity, in which he addressed ongoing investigations into assassination attempts against President Donald Trump. As part of that discussion, Hawley said the agent’s testimony revealed disturbing details about Biden’s mental state that were hidden from the public throughout his presidency.
“He was stumbling around the White House. He was disoriented,” Hawley said. “He got lost in his own closet. That’s what the Secret Service is telling us.”
The Missouri senator argued that this account reinforces what many Americans already suspected during Biden’s presidency: that the man elected to lead the nation was in no condition to perform the job. Hawley claims the American people were deliberately misled by White House staff and major media outlets about Biden’s declining condition.
“This wasn’t just a political issue—it was a constitutional crisis,” Hawley warned. “The deception here is staggering, and we need to know who was really calling the shots.”
He’s not alone. Senators Eric Schmitt (R-MO) and John Cornyn (R-TX) have echoed similar concerns. Cornyn emphasized that if Biden was indeed incapable of executing his duties, then it raises serious questions about the chain of command and who was effectively running the executive branch.
The senators have announced plans to hold hearings to investigate what they describe as a “cover-up” of Biden’s health. They say the hearings will explore the extent to which his staff, cabinet members, and even media figures may have played a role in keeping the truth from the public.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) is leading a related inquiry into the use of the autopen during Biden’s presidency. The autopen—a mechanical device used to sign documents—was reportedly used with increasing frequency, and Comer is now asking whether Biden was even aware of many of the executive orders or other official documents signed in his name.
Also under scrutiny is former White House physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor. Republican lawmakers are preparing to question O’Connor about his role in certifying Biden’s fitness for office, especially in light of the whistleblower claims now emerging.
“The American people deserve full transparency,” Hawley stated. “This is about restoring trust in our institutions.”
Critics have also targeted the media for failing to investigate or report on visible signs of Biden’s decline. CNN anchor Jake Tapper has come under particular fire for what many conservatives see as his failure to challenge the White House narrative.
“The media acted as a shield,” Hawley said. “They protected Biden and allowed this farce to continue.”
As investigations ramp up, Hawley emphasized that while the deception was serious, he’s grateful the country weathered the storm and that corrective action is being taken now. But he insists those responsible for misleading the public—whether in government or media—must be held accountable.
“The idea that we had a president who couldn’t navigate his own home, and yet we were told everything was fine, is deeply troubling,” he said.
For lawmakers like Hawley, this moment is about more than politics. It’s about ensuring the integrity of the presidency moving forward. And it’s about making sure no administration can ever again hide such consequential truths from the American people.
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