US EditionPsaki suggests Biden is a ‘heartbroken president’ worried about his son amid legal woes
- President Joe Biden is facing a difficult situation as his son Hunter Biden has been indicted on charges of providing false statements and possessing a gun while addicted to drugs.
- Republicans in Congress are launching an impeachment inquiry into President Biden's potential involvement in an alleged influence-peddling scheme related to Hunter's overseas business dealings. This adds to the political uncertainty surrounding the situation.
- While the White House denies any evidence of Joe Biden's involvement in his son's business affairs, testimony suggests that Hunter Biden had frequent conversations with his father about their business deals. This raises questions about the Biden family's influence and connections.
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MSNBC’s Jen Psaki Speaks on Hunter Biden Charges — Says ‘This Is A Heartbroken President Who Is Worried About His Son’
MSNBC host Jen Psaki spoke out on the indictment of Hunter Biden and how it is likely affecting President Joe Biden, telling viewers he’s “a heartbroken president” worried about his son. News broke Thursday afternoon that Special Counsel Davis Weiss has secured a grand jury indictment against Hunter Biden on three charges related to his purchase of a firearm. Shortly after the news broke, President Biden delivered a speech on Bidenomics during w…
Psaki suggests Biden is a ‘heartbroken president’ worried about his son amid legal woes
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki gave her two cents on Hunter Biden’s recent indictment on MSNBC on Friday. “I mean, first and foremost, the politics of this are a little hard to predict, but right now you have the president’s son, somebody he loves deeply, somebody who has very publicly struggled with drug…
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