Joe Biden Claims there Will be No Pardon for Hunter Biden

In the wake of Hunter Biden's indictment by a Delaware Federal Court, an important question came to light: What is the potential for President Joe Biden to pardon his son? This question was posed to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre during a recent press briefing, where she reaffirmed the President's stance on the matter. Jean Pierre made it clear that there would be no pardon or commutation for Hunter Biden should he be convicted. This response echoes her previous statement from a couple of weeks ago, where she firmly denied any possibility of a pardon. The press briefing in question took place after Hunter's court appearance in July, where he pleaded not guilty following the collapse of a 'sweetheart' plea deal. At that time, Jean-Pierre responded to the same inquiry by unequivocally stating that President Biden would not pardon his son. These statements remain consistent and demonstrate the President's unwavering position on the matter. Despite the indictments, the charges against Hunter Biden, brought forth by Special Counsel David Weiss, raise serious concerns surrounding his alleged illegal ownership of a firearm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.