Jen Psaki monologue aged horribly: Biden’s character, not to pardon principle; Kate Bedingfield/ KJP

This Jen Psaki monologue aged horribly: “Joe Biden’s character… is what drove him to make clear the law applies to everyone. His decision not to pardon his son is not an expression of removal from what his son has gone through…but of principle.”

Mark Meredith got under her skin for something we all knew was coming - a pardon for Hunter. Fox’s Mark Meredith: “Is there any possibility that the President would end up pardoning his son?”

KJP: “No.”

Meredith: “But is there—”

KJP: “I just said no. I just answered!”

Current CNN political commentator Kate Bedingfield in March 2022 on Joe pardoning Hunter. CBS NewsRadio’s Steven Portnoy: “Can I ask you…if you’re aware if there have been any discussions…inside this WH about whether the President uses might use his pardon or computation power w/respect to his son or his brother?”

Bedingfield says she won’t “entertain” that.

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Jen Psaki monologue aged horribly: Biden’s character, not to pardon principle; Kate Bedingfield & KJP

Key Points

This Jen Psaki monologue aged horribly: “Joe Biden’s character… is what drove him to make clear the law applies to everyone

• His decision not to pardon his son is not an expression of removal from what his son has gone through…but of principle
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Mark Meredith got under her skin for something we all knew was coming - a pardon for Hunter

• Fox’s Mark Meredith: “Is there any possibility that the President would end up pardoning his son

Transcript Highlights

The following is transcribed from the video audio:

• But Joe Biden’s character as a public servant is what drove him to make clear that the law applies to everyone
• The decision not to pardon his son is not an expression of restraint or removal in any way from what his son has gone through and is continuing to go through
• Because the justice system that convicted his only surviving son is the same justice system he’s vowed to protect
• And if that doesn’t tell you who Joe Biden is, I don’t really know what does
• He said not a lot of change since yesterday and it’s a personal matter
• But from a presidential perspective, is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning his son
• Can I ask you if you’re aware, if there have been any discussions here inside this White House about whether the president might use his partner, commutation power, with respect to either his son or his brother
• I don’t have anything to add from this podium
• Do you believe the Justice Department operated independently of politics
• With regard to the question regarding the family, I’m extremely proud of my son, Hunter

Full transcript: 662 words transcribed via Whisper AI.