‘No’ Possibility of Biden Pardoning His Son Hunter, White House Says
July 27, 2023
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as posted by the channelWhite House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre ruled out any possibility that President Joe Biden will pardon his son Hunter Biden, who is facing tax and gun charges.
Asked by a reporter at Thursday’s briefing if there was any chance of a pardon, Jean-Pierre flatly said “no.”
“I just said no. I just answered,” Jean-Pierre added, when pressed by the reporter.
A plea agreement between Hunter Biden and prosecutors over tax charges and a firearm violation is in limbo after a federal court judge refused to sign off on the terms of the deal during a hearing Wednesday. The judge raised questions about whether the agreement with prosecutors precluded future charges on other matters.
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