politics
Hunter Biden admits pardon was 'not good' for the American people
Former President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden spoke about his father’s decision to pardon him at the end of his presidential term in a Friday interview, saying it was not “good for” the U.S. Constitution, his father’s legacy, or the American people.
TL;DR
- Hunter Biden believes his father's presidential pardon was detrimental to the U.S. Constitution, his father's legacy, and the American people.
- Despite his criticism, Hunter Biden expressed gratitude for the pardon, fearing he would have faced harsher treatment under Donald Trump.
- Joe Biden had previously stated he would not pardon his son but reversed this stance, granting an unconditional pardon that covered gun and tax charges.
- Hunter Biden disclosed that President Joe Biden's cancer has metastasized to his bones, causing significant pain and debility.
- Hunter Biden is making efforts to improve his public image, re-engaging on social media and set for an interview with Tucker Carlson.