Hunter Biden felt privileged after breaking his silence on the pardon

Former first son Hunter Biden Donald Trump is claiming that his father pardoned him as he seeks to reclaim the presidency in November 2024 — and that he would not have done so “under normal circumstances” while the appeals process continues.

Hunter Biden was involved in pardon talks near the end of his father’s term, sources say

“Donald Trump Gone and changed everything,” Hunter said in an interview with journalist Tommy Christopher released Monday on the Substack platform.

“And I don’t think I need to argue too much about why he changed everything.”

Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden, speaks to members of the media outside the US Capitol on Wednesday, December 13, 2023 in Washington, DC, US. (Getty Images via Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg)

The 55-year-old – who pleaded guilty last year Missing $1.4 million Back taxes were paid to the IRS and he pleaded guilty to gun charges — refusing to mention that he was apparently present for pardon talks at the White House in Joe Biden’s final months.

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“I’ve said it before,” Hunter added.

“My father wouldn’t have forgiven me if President Trump hadn’t won, and the reason he wouldn’t have forgiven me is because I was convinced that (I would have won) under the normal circumstances of the appeal.”

Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden and his wife Melissa Cohen Biden, on June 07, 2024 in Wilmington, Delaware at J. Caleb Boggs exits the Federal Building. (Kevin Dietz/Getty Images)

The Biden descendant added that Trump was planning a “revenge tour.” Against his fatherwho would have made himself the easiest target to “intimidate and influence only me, but influence my whole family in such a quiet manner that at least he is not – not so easy for him to do (with me). being forgiven.”

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“I realized how privileged I was,” Hunter continued.

The Atlantic’s Sarah Chase urged Biden to stop claiming his son “did nothing wrong.” (Reuters/Elizabeth Frantz)

“I realized how lucky I was; I felt like I had something that almost no one else would have.

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“But I’m incredibly grateful for it, and I have to say that I don’t think I need a detailed argument about why it’s the right thing to do, at least from my father, from his perspective.”

Former White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients Hunter was “involved” in the clemency discussions and “attended some of the meetings,” according to a source familiar with the Biden official’s testimony, it was revealed last month. House Oversight Committee told the Post.