that President Biden is expected to pardon his son, Hunter Biden.

The president's son was convicted on all three felony charges in June related to the purchase of a revolver in 2018 when prosecutors argued.

Hunter lied on a mandatory gun purchase form by saying he was not illegally using or addicted to drugs.

According to NBC News, the president made the decision this weekend. Molly,

fast and furious, what do you make of this new news? I just heard it. I have to process it. I don't

have to take. I'm sorry. Anyone, Michelle, Miriam, presidential power in action on President Biden pardoning his son.

I'm 70 years old. I can tell you there's not many 70-year-olds I know on Wall Street are in the

political class that could go to a federal prison for four months. It's extremely difficult.

These places are violent places. There's lots of drugs.

This drug K2 is all over these prisons. These are, that's why you have to be maniacally focused

24 hours a day. I would, I think it's evident to me that Joe Biden is going to have to pardon his son.

I don't think Hunter Biden would last 48 hours in a federal prison.

I think it would be too much for him, particularly his previous drug addiction.

And so I think President Biden, one thing he should do is a focus very much, which he said he's not going

to do, but I think, I don't think his son of Rehamel. These are, these are dangerous, tough places,

and that's one of the reason I feel empowered. I came out, I came out more focus in better shape,

less weight, and, and quite frankly, being engaged with people.

Like I said, I listened, I observed, and I learned.

Monday to December, 24, that was on the day I was released from prison, that was the late afternoon

of what was the 29 October of 24, prison that was the late afternoon of was a 29 October of 2024

week before the election or a week before game day and um and I laid it out there Hunter Biden would

not last 48 hours in a federal prison no uh and so that that is not what happened is one thing to make sure that your son, and look, you are going to be above the law, but you got to make a decision, right?

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