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Biden ‘changed his mind’ on pardoning his son after Trump won, Jill Biden says | NPR

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Former first lady Jill Biden’s new memoir, View from the East Wing, recounts her experience during the four years of the Biden presidency.

In an interview with NPR’s Newsmakers podcast, the former first lady discussed her time in the White House, her reaction to President Biden’s disastrous debate performance and why Biden changed his mind on running for a second term.

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