All right. Hello and everyone. Welcome to it. This is the 17th day of Jan—I

– I said February. January 2025. I'm Derek Hunter, this is the Derek Hunter podcast,

and this is the last business day of the Biden administration, the last full business day

of the Biden administration. That doesn't mean we don't find a way to screw things up over the weekend,

but at least this is the last Friday. That piece of garbage cannot be gone

soon enough. Welcome to the program. And if you hear about the Biden administration, the way it

deserves to be talked about tonight, at 1201 Eastern Time, patreon.com slash derrickhunterpodcaster,

derrickhunter. dot locals.com.

The week and F and review will be up there.

And God, I already formulate it in my head with these stupid clemencies and all this stuff.

So yes, we'll get into all of that and more.

But first, we've got to get into the day's news.

So let's get to it.

There's a lot going on in the world, of course,

as we bid farewell to Joe Biden.

And they bid farewell to us by offering clemency to just about everybody and anybody you can think.

I love these low-level drug offenses.

Joe Biden is offering clemency for low-level drug offenses. Joe Biden is offering clemency for low-level drug offenses.

And you go, why?

Well, because the sentences are much, much longer than they would have been now. And pardons being around. Like, really?

How do you know? See, this is the thing with it. Here's NPR has the story. President Biden announced

on Friday he's commuting the sentences of nearly 2,500 people convicted of nonviolent drug crimes who are serving far longer sentences

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