

Biden Pardons Hunter, Trump’s Tariff Proposals, Kash Patel’s Appointment to Lead the FBI
22 snips Dec 3, 2024
The discussion kicks off with President Biden's pardon of Hunter, stirring up ethical debates and reactions within the Democratic party. Trump’s tariff proposals spark analysis on their economic impact, while Kash Patel's controversial appointment to lead the FBI raises concerns about stability and national trust. The conversation also highlights a notable retreat from diversity and inclusion initiatives in major corporations, examining the political and social influences at play as the landscape shifts post-2020.
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Biden's Pardon of Hunter
- President Biden pardoned his son Hunter for gun and tax crimes, covering potential offenses, including Burisma dealings.
- This reverses Biden's earlier promise and raises concerns about abuse of power.
Kushner's Influence
- Jessica Tarlov believes Biden's pardon was influenced by Trump's past pardons, including Charles Kushner.
- She suggests Biden saw this as protecting his son, given Trump's potential cabinet appointments.
Lowered Expectations
- Scott Galloway argues that the political landscape has devolved, with those in power abusing it.
- He believes Biden wouldn't have pardoned Hunter if Harris had won, citing lowered expectations for ethical behavior.