Politics | President Biden Biden: No, I Won't Pardon Hunter President rules out the possibility in interview with ABC By Newser Editors Posted Jun 6, 2024 4:45 PM CDT Copied A 2023 photo of Hunter Biden and his father, President Biden. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File) President Biden says he won't pardon son Hunter if his ongoing trial on federal gun charges ends in a conviction. In an interview with ABC News, the president answered yes when asked by David Muir if he would accept the outcome of the trial, and he gave the same answer when asked if he would rule out a pardon. The full interview—conducted in Normandy, France, where Biden traveled for D-Day ceremonies—airs at 6:30pm Eastern on Thursday. In regard to Donald Trump's recent conviction, Biden accused the former president of trying to "undermine" the rule of law by labeling the trial a sham. "He got a fair trial," said Biden. "The jury spoke." On another topic, Biden emphasized to Muir that no US weapons would be used by Ukraine to strike Moscow or the Kremlin, per ABC. Instead, Biden said Ukraine is authorized to use American weaponry only on Russia territory that is close to the border between the two countries. Read These Next JFK granddaughter dies at 35. Hundreds are suing a Virginia hospital, alleging unneeded surgeries. NFL star Stefon Diggs faces felony charge of strangulation. Prince William's paycheck from the Duchy of Cornwall: a cool $30M. Report an error