Chief of Staff Confirms Biden’s Decline as Hunter Was Involved in Pardon Discussions
Those last few months were a real mess. A blizzard of executive orders. A shocking number of pardons. All signed by a president who, let’s be honest, could barely find his way off a stage. Now, thanks to some digging in Congress, the real story is coming out. And it’s even worse than we thought.
Hunter Biden was involved in discussions about pardons toward the end of his father’s White House term, a source familiar with Jeff Zients’ interview with the House Oversight Committee told Fox News Digital on Thursday.
It’s not clear how much say Hunter had in those meetings or if he was involved in discussions about his own controversial pardon.
The former president issued a “full and unconditional” pardon for his son in early December, just under two months before leaving office.
Well, the dam of secrecy didn’t just break—it exploded. And it happened during a closed-door interview with none other than Joe Biden’s former Chief of Staff, Jeff Zients. According to sources, Zients admitted under oath that Hunter Biden, the convicted criminal son of the president, was in the room for discussions about presidential pardons. You read that right. The guy who couldn’t stay out of trouble was helping to decide who gets a get-out-of-jail-free card.
In the same meeting, Zients confirmed what we all saw with our own two eyes. He admitted that the president’s brain was basically turning to mush. Zients told investigators that Biden’s “speech stumbles increased” and his trouble “remembering dates and names worsened” while in office.
The president’s mind was failing, but he was making all the final decisions “alone”? How dumb do they think we are? The truth is obvious. There was a power vacuum in the Oval Office. And it was being filled by whoever was in the room. People like his son, Hunter. This wasn’t just a mistake. It was a crisis.
Hunter, for his part, tried to deny this on a podcast. He claimed he “stayed as far away as I possibly could.” We now have sworn testimony from the White House Chief of Staff that this was a lie. It’s just another case of the Bidens saying whatever they want, and expecting us to believe it.
This whole mess proves what we’ve all known for years. There’s one justice system for you and me, and a totally different one for the D.C. swamp creatures. You get in trouble, you face the music. Hunter Biden gets in trouble, and he gets a seat at the table to help his dad pardon people. It’s unbelievable.
Hunter Biden was involved in discussions about pardons toward the end of his father’s White House term, a source familiar with Jeff Zients’ interview with the House Oversight Committee told Fox News Digital on Thursday.
It’s not clear how much say Hunter had in those meetings or if he was involved in discussions about his own controversial pardon.
The former president issued a “full and unconditional” pardon for his son in early December, just under two months before leaving office.
Well, the dam of secrecy didn’t just break—it exploded. And it happened during a closed-door interview with none other than Joe Biden’s former Chief of Staff, Jeff Zients. According to sources, Zients admitted under oath that Hunter Biden, the convicted criminal son of the president, was in the room for discussions about presidential pardons. You read that right. The guy who couldn’t stay out of trouble was helping to decide who gets a get-out-of-jail-free card.
In the same meeting, Zients confirmed what we all saw with our own two eyes. He admitted that the president’s brain was basically turning to mush. Zients told investigators that Biden’s “speech stumbles increased” and his trouble “remembering dates and names worsened” while in office.
The president’s mind was failing, but he was making all the final decisions “alone”? How dumb do they think we are? The truth is obvious. There was a power vacuum in the Oval Office. And it was being filled by whoever was in the room. People like his son, Hunter. This wasn’t just a mistake. It was a crisis.
Hunter, for his part, tried to deny this on a podcast. He claimed he “stayed as far away as I possibly could.” We now have sworn testimony from the White House Chief of Staff that this was a lie. It’s just another case of the Bidens saying whatever they want, and expecting us to believe it.
This whole mess proves what we’ve all known for years. There’s one justice system for you and me, and a totally different one for the D.C. swamp creatures. You get in trouble, you face the music. Hunter Biden gets in trouble, and he gets a seat at the table to help his dad pardon people. It’s unbelievable.
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