Biden issues preemptive pardons for his siblings in his last hour in office

The transcript discusses the transition period between President-elect Trump and then-President Biden, focusing on Biden's last actions in office, particularly his preemptive pardons for family members. It highlights the political controversy surrounding these pardons, especially accusations against Biden's brother, James. The discussion also touches on the historical context of presidential pardon power, comparing Biden's actions to previous speculations about Trump's potential use of pardons.

What significant action did President Biden take in his last moments in office?

• He signed a new trade agreement.

• He issued preemptive pardons to his family.

• He declared a national emergency.

• He announced a new cabinet member.

Who was accused by House Republicans of using business dealings to gain an advantage?

• Joe Andrew

• Donald Trump

• James Biden

• President Biden

What was the outcome of the Justice Department's investigation into James Biden?

• He was acquitted in court.

• No charges were brought against him.

• He was found guilty.

• He was charged with making false statements.

How did President Biden's use of the pardon power differ from the discussions around President Trump's potential use?

• Biden used it for political allies.

• Biden used it as a protective measure.

• Trump used it for personal gain.

• Trump never considered using it.

What historical significance does Biden's use of the pardon power hold?

• It was the first time a president pardoned a family member.

• It marked a shift towards using pardons as protection.

• It was the most controversial pardon in history.

• It was the first pardon issued by a president.