Trump Hints at Pardoning Hunter Biden

Former President Donald Trump has expressed that he would consider pardoning Hunter Biden if he wins the 2024 election, stating that prosecuting him is 'very bad for our country.' In a radio interview, Trump described Hunter as a 'bad boy' but emphasized his concern for the implications of the case on the nation. Hunter Biden, who was convicted in June of gun-related charges and pleaded guilty to tax offenses, is facing sentencing in December, which could result in a lighter sentence due to his status as a first-time offender. President Joe Biden has previously stated he will not pardon his son, adhering to the jury's decision. Trump's comments come amid his own legal troubles, as he faces federal charges related to the 2020 election aftermath. The discourse around Hunter's legal issues highlights the polarized political climate and the differing views on executive clemency.