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So Joe Biden pardons his family.

He pardons the J6 committee.

He pardons Fauci.

He pardons General Millie. We've gone over a lot of details

involving every one of these cases. But I guess the greatest hypocrisy is the whole issue of preemptive

pardons. And if you go back to 2020 when it was being discussed only by the media. I don't recall Donald Trump

talking about it himself. He might have. I don't know. I don't recall it independently.

But Democrats, they were apoplectic. They were livid. They were angry. They couldn't believe it.

They thought it was unconstitutional. Here's Adam Schiff

and Chuckie Schumer speaking out when Donald Trump might have done it. And what they thought of

preemptive pardons. They think very differently today. What a shock. Listen. Have you ever heard of

somebody getting a preemptive pardon who was innocent of all crime? Who's just an innocent person? Have you ever heard of somebody getting a preemptive pardon who was innocent of all crime?

Who's just an innocent person?

Have you ever heard of that, just somebody getting a blanket pardon and they're an innocent person?

But no. Here it's an effort not only to prospectively pardon people for things they have not yet been charged with and may never be charged with,

but also it's the president's own family.

President's reportedly asking his staff whether he can issue preemptive pardons for himself,

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