GOP Lawmaker Mocked for Insisting Autopen Use Could 'Get Rid of' Biden's Executive Orders: 'I Want Proof Trump Signed 1,500 Pardons'

Q&A: Can Congress and courts still check Trump's executive overreach? (Part Two)

To make sense of Trump's aggressive use of executive orders and its possible impact, CGTN interviewed Mitchel Sollenberger, professor of political science at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, and David Super, a law and economics professor at Georgetown University Law Center.

GOP Lawmaker Mocked for Insisting Autopen Use Could 'Get Rid of' Biden's Executive Orders: 'I Want Proof Trump Signed 1,500 Pardons'

Rep. James Comer was ridiculed online after suggesting that Biden's executive orders could be invalidated due to autopen use.

Rep. James Comer: Biden Staffers, White House Doctor Will Be Under Oath When Answering Questions of Congressional Committee About Use of Autopen