I said I abide by the jury decision. I will do that and I will not pardon him.

After months of vowing not to pardon his son Hunter on tax evasion and gun charges,

President Biden reversed course issuing a sweeping pardon that covers any federal crimes

Hunter may have committed over the past decade.

In this episode, we sit down with an expert to break down the scope of the pardon and its

implications for potential future prosecutions of the Biden family.

I'm Daily Wire, editor-in-chief John Bickley.

It's December 7th, and this is a Saturday edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now is Eric Eggers, Vice President at the Government Accountability Institute

and co-host of the Drilled Down podcast with Peter Schweitzer.

Eric, thanks so much for coming on.

Hey, it's my pleasure, John.

It's an important story.

Look, we witnessed this week something we were told repeatedly would not happen by the White

House, by President Biden himself again and again. He issued a full and unconditional pardon to his

son, Hunter. I want to ask you first about the nature of that pardon. What exactly has the

president given his son immunity from? I think the president has given his son immunity from any and all federal charges

spanning for a decade, which is in a much larger context than the actual charges Hunter

Biden was facing. He was facing sentencing over three different charges related to a purchase

of a gun and tax evasion allegations. But what Joe Biden

has effectively done is given his son a full pardon for any allegations of which there are many

that he has been an unwitting or winning for an agent. All the international business dealings

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