President Biden benådar sin son Hunter | NTD NYHETER

With seven weeks left in the oval office, President Biden has vowed to pardon his son Hunter Biden for all the crimes he has committed or may have committed from January 1, 2014 until now. The announcement comes as Hunter Biden awaits a verdict later this month for two separate cases. Nine counts for evading over a million dollars in taxes and three counts for illegally buying a shotgun while using drugs. After being found guilty, Hunter could get up to 17 years behind bars and over a million dollars in fines. Consequently, he no longer needs to stand. The advice means a change and happens after President Kvita Huset repeatedly tells reporters that the advice is not up to date. So why this change? The President says he thinks his son is treated differently than an average American in court. Biden quotes Hunter as saying, "He sins just because he's my son and that's wrong". He concluded his statement by further explaining, I believe in the justice system. But when I have to deal with this I also think that our politics have infected this process. And that led to a lawsuit and he went on to say that he hoped the American people would understand why a far more powerful president would come to this decision. Hunter Biden described his faults as a quote, a mistake he exploited to publicly promote and shame me and my family for political sport. The younger Biden now promises to give his life to helping others with abuse and says that we in this timeframe can get the opportunity to do whatever it takes to rebuild our lives. If we never give up the grace we have received. Reporter from Washington D.C. Melina Weisskarp, NTD News. This is the first time I've seen you.