Hunter Biden

And that's the blanket pardon.

It's for those crimes.

And when you give someone a pardon, that's the pardon that you give them.

And the reason to give me the pardon is this, in which I make no apologies for anymore, is this.

Do you think that under the Donald Trump Department of Justice that I would have gotten a fair shake?

as related to what I knew that I would get a fair shake for, which is I believe that I would have won the appeal and that 922G3 is going to be ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, which would nullify my conviction.

And I believe that I would have won on an appeal in the way in which they brought the tax case against me.

And during that period of time, however, I would have been under the auspices of the Bureau of Federal Prisons, which is controlled by Donald Trump and controlled by Pam Bondi and controlled by the people that have been saying for over eight years at that point that I was literally the spawn of the devil.

And the demand, even if it wasn't in their interest, the demand from their most vitriolic and hateful followers would have been the same way that they blew up my plea deal, is that I needed to be in jail at that time, that I shouldn't be held on release, that I should be charged with other things, that they really are just letting me off easy.

that I was engaged in bribery or I was.

You don't think that they would have used me if I was under the thumb of the federal government and the Federal Bureau of Parole to silence my dad or silence anybody in my family or silence the people around me?

Because that's what they're doing right now to everybody else.

And so I don't make, I don't apologize for it.

And then just a poorly on a human level, my dad's 83 years old.

I'm 55.

Even if you think that I fucked up, even if you think that I am, there is not a, there's not a legal commentator in the world that would say to you that as a first time offender, I would have ever received a jail sentence.

for a nonviolent crime of owning a gun for 10 days and lying on a forum, or for failure to pay my taxes on time and take, after paying penalties and interest, full penalties and interest, $2.8 million, that I would end up serving any time.

But do you think that I wouldn't have served time?

That it wouldn't have been an enormous amount of pressure to do that?

And that they wouldn't have been able to violate me on a parole if they decided that they wanted to take a P-test and tell me that I was, you know, a junkie?