Capehart: Biden Said He Wouldn't Pardon Hunter Because He Didn't Want to Look Bad, Facts Changed

On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” Washington Post Associate Editor and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart defended President Joe Biden’s pardon of his son Hunter and said that “When the President said that he would not pardon his son, wouldn’t grant clemency, the facts on the ground were completely different. It’s the middle of a presidential campaign. He was the candidate for president, didn’t want to be viewed as interfering. He’s no longer the candidate.” Capehart said, “Well, one, yes, it was justified. When the President said that he would not pardon his son, wouldn’t grant clemency, the facts on the ground were completely different. It’s the middle of a presidential campaign. He was the candidate for president, didn’t want to be viewed as interfering. He’s no longer the candidate. His vice president [was] the presidential nominee. I am almost certain — 99% certain that President Biden was hoping that Vice President Harris would win and that this would not be an issue. But when the person who won the race won the race by vowing a — through a campaign of retribution, revenge, naming the Biden family in general and Hunter Biden, in particular, as someone — or groups of people he

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