Before Biden pardoned Hunter, the media speculated Trump would pardon his children ahead of leaving office
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Four years before President Biden issued a pardon for his son Hunter, the media hyped speculation that then-President Trump would issue premptive pardons for his own children.
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Ultimately, Trump never issued pardons for his adult children nor Giuliani but other news organizations followed the Times' lead.
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