Joe Biden Pardons Hunter Biden - Twitter Reacts

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Joey Salads

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🗓️ 2 December 2024

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

In a move stirring significant political controversy, President Joe Biden issued a pardon to his son, Hunter Biden, amid ongoing scrutiny of his legal troubles. The decision has prompted widespread debate, with critics questioning if this action demonstrates preferential treatment. At 54 years old, Hunter Biden's legal challenges have included investigations into alleged tax violations and other charges, raising questions about accountability. While the president's decision to pardon Hunter Biden has sparked discussions about the scope of presidential pardon power, it also reignites debates over ethics and justice. The questions remain: Was Hunter Biden convicted, and what exactly was he charged with? For some, the act of pardoning Hunter Biden represents an abuse of power, while others view it as a compassionate act of a father and leader. The issue of whether Joe Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden sets a precedent or undermines justice will continue to dominate headlines.

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0:00.0	So Joe Biden is announcing a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden.
0:03.7	I want to go through some of the best tweets on Twitter right now.
0:06.6	Now, this one is called Hunter's Last Three Hours of Immunity,
0:10.5	and it's literally a video of partying and doing not so good things,
0:16.3	doing very Hunter-Bideny type of things.
0:20.3	So this one tweet. This one goes, of things. So that's one tweet.
0:21.8	This one goes, no, no, it's a no.
0:25.3	It would always be a no.
0:26.6	Biden will not pardon his son Hunter.
0:29.0	This is the press secretary saying this probably from a while ago.
0:36.2	It's not going to change for the next six months of the president.
0:37.0	It's still a no. It's still a no. It's still a no. It will be a no. It is a no.
0:40.4	Well, there you have it.
0:42.2	Hunter Biden had to be imparted. It's Elmo snorting the stuff.
0:47.1	Ben Shapiro said Joe Biden has always been a venal liar who utilized his political power to pursue gain. So of course he's part in
0:58.1	his son Hunter. He'll always be going to part in Hunter. Hunter was the bag man. Um, let's see what
1:05.3	else. Joe Biden tweeted out, no one is above the law. Someone responds saying, except for Hunter.
1:12.4	Someone put a compilation of every time the press secretary was asked if, if Biden was going to go.
1:18.4	Okay.
1:19.6	I know you said not last change this yesterday, and that's a personal matter.
1:20.2	But from a presidential perspective, is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning to some?
1:23.3	Yeah.
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