White House addresses president's pardon of Hunter Biden in first public statement

The White House Press Secretary held a briefing Friday for the first time since President Joe Biden pardoned his son, Hunter Biden.

The President's spokeswoman, Karine Jean-Pierre, was met with questions about the controversial pardon after she said multiple times on different occasions that Biden would not pardon his son.

Jean-Pierre defended Biden for his decision, saying the circumstances have changed.

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[Jeremyjoesmith]

Just tell the IRS that you wrestled with your taxes and decided that you shouldn’t have to pay them because the presidents son didn’t pay his.

[Nogovtcontrol]

He only wrestled with how many years specifically. 11 years suggests he knows something.

[RamiroAlfaro-fv]

How can you be a f lier and get away with it shame on all off you

[maxrodgers]

Nothing she says matters at this point ..she doesn't do anything but lie ..

[gregmiller]

Doesn't she ever get tired of lying?

[babarockyofthebronx]

Will Karine Jean Pierre Keep Her Job As White House Press Secretary 🇺🇸🏛️

[florinasingleton]

The President did what any parent would do!
You would do the same!
Hypocrisy at it's best!