Geraldo Rivera Slaps Trump Supporters With A Reality Check After Biden’s Pardon
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The former Fox News host and one-time Trump pal pointed out a double standard.
Former Fox News host Geraldo Rivera pointed to the double standards of Donald Trump backers on Sunday after President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter Biden.
“Most dads including this one would do what Joe Biden did,” Rivera, who was once good friends with Trump, posted on X (formerly Twitter). “Blood is thicker than water. He was willing to tarnish his honor and reputation to save his child (who he believed was being shafted).”
He added, “Too bad, but it’s not like he appointed him Ambassador to France.”
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Trump pardoned the elder Kushner in December 2020. He spent over a year in prison in the 2000s after pleading guilty on charges of tax evasion, making illegal campaign finance contributions and witness tampering.
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