Hunter Biden was involved in pardon talks toward end of father’s term: Source

Hunter Biden participated in discussions about the amnesty at the end of his father’s term at the White House, a source familiar with the Jeff Zintis interview with the Fox News Digital parliament committee on Thursday.

Zintis met with investigators in the House of Representatives behind closed doors for more than six hours, and he is the former Biden administration official to appear before the Chairman of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee James Kumler in the use of former President Joe Biden to create the automated pilot.

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The source said that Zintis told the investigators that Hunter was involved in some of the amnesty discussions and attended some meetings on this topic with the White House aides.

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It is not clear how clear Hunter says in those meetings or if he is involved in discussions about his controversial forgiveness.

The former president issued a “complete and unconditional” amnesty for his son in early December, less than two months before he left his post.

This is although Biden and his employees deny the possibility of such a step on several occasions.

Biden agreed to nearly 2,500 flights on January 17, just days before the White House left, leasing a record for most of the compassion orders that he gives an American president – more than 4200 total – and the most in one day.

Weeks ago, he issued a pardon for many family members, including Hunter.

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James Kumler, Chairman of the House of Representatives Control Committee, is leading an investigation into the use of corpses by President Joe Biden. (Kevin Lietsch/Getty Images)

NBC News was reported by NBC News and other ports that Hunter sat at White House meetings with Biden assistants in the wake of the former president’s discussion in June 2024 against Donald Trump.

Zinits is the former Biden assistant, expected to appear before the House of Representatives Control Committee in the Obsessive Expatition probe.

The source familiar with his seating Fox News Digitter told Zintis “admitted that President Biden’s speech had increased with his age.”

“He also indicated that the president’s difficulty in remembering the dates and names has worsened over time, including during the administration,” the source said.

A second source familiar with Zits’s comments defended the House of Representatives Control Committee for his comments.

The second source told Fox News Digital: “As the Chief of Staff, the Jeff job was to make sure that the president met a group of advisers to carefully consider the issues so that the president could make the best decisions.”

President Joe Biden offers notes during an event to welcome his new chief of staff, Jeffrey Zintis, in the eastern room of the White House on February 1, 2023, in Washington, DC (Kevin Lietsch/Getty Images)

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The second source said: “Throughout the period of work with him, while President Biden estimated inputs from a wide range of advisers and experts, the final president was taken by the president and the president alone.”

“Jeff had complete confidence in President Biden’s ability to work as a president and proud of what President Biden has accomplished during his four -year -old.”

Fox News Digital communicated with Zintis’s lawyer and law firm in Abe Lille, who was previously known to have defended Hunter, to comment but he did not hear immediately.