Biden Firm on No Pardon for Hunter as Trump Considers Clemency

President Biden reiterates his decision not to pardon his son Hunter, while President-elect Trump remains open to the idea.

Hunter Biden faces sentencing in December on felony tax and firearm charges, with potential sentences totaling over 40 years.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed that President Biden does not plan to pardon or commute Hunter's sentences.
President-elect Donald Trump has indicated he may consider pardoning Hunter Biden, viewing it as a potential gesture of unity.
Hunter Biden's legal troubles stem from convictions related to tax evasion and lying on a gun purchase form about drug use.
Speculation continues about the political implications of any potential pardon, drawing parallels to past controversial presidential pardons.