Ana Navarro Mocked For Citing Fictional Pardon To Defend Joe Biden
HuffPost
As a result, Hunter DeButts, the make-believe brother-in-law of President Woodrow Wilson, trended on social media.
CNN pundit Ana Navarro came in for some brutal social media mockery this week after she cited a fictional case to defend President Joe Biden’s recent pardon of his son, Hunter.
Navarro, who is also a co-host on “The View,” took to X, formerly Twitter, on Monday to point out that Biden isn’t the first president to pardon family members.
There are in fact some examples of this, as she noted: Bill Clinton’s pardon of his brother, Roger, and Donald Trump’s pardon of his daughter’s father-in-law, Charles Kushner.
But Navarro also pointed to Woodrow Wilson’s pardon of his brother-in-law, Hunter DeButts — who, by all accounts, is fictional.
Users in the social media platform’s community notes section quickly noted there was no evidence of any person named Hunter DeButts being pardoned by Wilson.
The "Tonight Show" host presented a dictionary-ready diagnosis for what could be bothering the president.
The late night host summed up how the president's Cabinet is "crushing" it in his second term.
The "Late Show" host broke down how the president's polling has gone totally "underwater."
BD Wong called his comment a "very bad joke" and admitted it was unacceptable for him to try and "explain" away his offensive remark.
"I want to turn you out," the singer reads from one email in Netflix's "Sean Combs: The Reckoning" docuseries.
Cyrus and Morando were first romantically linked in the media in late 2021.
Meanwhile, a Miss Universe judge stepped down, claiming that people who were not on the jury held a "secret vote."
Here are all of Hulu’s biggest upcoming releases.
The "Late Show" host had a little advice about a "benefit" for the president.
The actor said a "weird" first date faux pas left Jost raising an eyebrow.
The late night host poked at one of the president's sore spots on Monday night.
The "Daily Show" host isn't buying the president's comment about his MRI.
"I refuse to acknowledge that these people have died in vain," the pop star wrote on Instagram.