Charlamagne Tha God Criticizes Biden's Consideration of Preemptive Pardons

The radio host argues such pardons for Trump critics could imply guilt and urges Biden to focus on nonviolent offenders instead.

Charlamagne Tha God stated that President Biden issuing preemptive pardons to political figures targeted by President-elect Trump would make them appear guilty.
The discussion comes as Biden reportedly considers pardoning individuals like Hillary Clinton, Adam Schiff, and Liz Cheney, who may face scrutiny under the incoming administration.
Charlamagne urged Biden to prioritize pardons for nonviolent drug offenders and individuals with federal marijuana convictions, as well as former Baltimore State Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
Biden recently commuted the sentences of 1,500 individuals and granted 39 pardons for nonviolent crimes, the largest single-day clemency action in modern history.
Critics, including Charlamagne, argue that preemptive pardons could set a concerning precedent and question the necessity of such measures without evidence of wrongdoing.