House Speaker Johnson calls Biden's last-minute pardons 'shocking' and 'disgusting'
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House Speaker Mike Johnson reacts to Former President Joe Biden pardoning his family members shortly before President Donald Trump was sworn in Monday.
"I don't think that's anything like that's ever been anticipated. And by the way, go look at the tape. You know, four years ago when it was just implied that President Trump might do something similar, they were apoplectic. Joe Biden himself, Adam Schiff, Chuck Schumer, roll the tape. They all said that would be crazy and unconscionable. And now they're cheering it along," Johnson continued. Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
"To us, it is disgusting. To us, it probably proves the point. The suspicion that, you know, they call it the Biden crime family. If they weren't the crime family, why do they need pardons? Right?" Johnson also said. "Look, there's a lot of attention that's going to be paid to this. And I think that is appropriate. And we will be looking at it as well."
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