Hanson points out that historically, when presidents have family members under federal investigation, they usually keep a considerable distance.
So Joe keeping Hunter so close to the White House is definitely unprecedented.
From BizPacReview:
Clearly, there's something going on between Joe, Jill, and Hunter.
Hanson made the remarks during a discussion on Friday with conservative podcast host Megyn Kelly about why the president has allowed someone with a history of crack addiction into the White House.
Listen from the 1:28-hour mark below:
“It would make no sense. Or why would you get even close to this case? Why would you have a DOJ that is so politicized and so biased that they’re treating Hunter Biden with soft gloves? And why is Joe Biden being accompanied by Hunter when he’s under subpoena to disclose his financial status on this paternity suit? Is he hiding in the White House?” Hanson began.
“You know, when you have a Don Nixon, Malik Obama, Roger Clinton, or Billy Carter, presidents knew how to distance themselves from their family,” he added.
His point was that keeping troublesome family members around in the White House is something unprecedented.
Moving on, Hanson then spoke about all the anger Hunter has displayed in his infamous laptop emails and texts.
“Once you start to read Hunter’s laptop very carefully and he references the ‘big guy,’ it’s always in very angry terms — that they don’t appreciate what I’m doing, I gave him this money, I’m carrying this family. Especially when he’s talking to his niece or his sister. ‘I’m the guy that has to do all the dirty work,'” he said.
Based on this, Hanson speculated that the president and first lady are perhaps essentially afraid of the younger Biden.
“You get the impression that somebody who left a crack pipe in a car or a gun was found in a dumpster or a laptop with felonious behavior is on it and he’s lost one or maybe two of them, that they are afraid of him. They feel that he’s capable of doing anything at any time. He’s angry, and they don’t want him flipping, or they don’t want him away talking to people,” he said.
“And they’re willing to risk their reputation and the integrity of the DOJ and even embarrassing situations like bringing him into the White House, and we still don’t know anything about the cocaine. Probably not Hunters, but it still cannot be explained by simple statement. ‘It is not a Biden that left the cocaine. We can assure you that.’ They can’t even say that,” he added.
True. White House Karine Jean-Pierre has refused to outright say that none of the Bidens own the cocaine that was found in the White House. Instead, she’s played word games to try and deflect.
As Hanson points out, their behavior is definitely odd, and it really makes you wonder what kind of dirt Hunter could possibly have on them.
