Ana Navarro-Cardenas cited previous examples of presidents pardoning family members — but she also cited ‘Hunter deButts,’ who one GOP operative claims never existed

President Biden officially pardoned his son Hunter on Sunday, and come Monday morning, the hosts of “The View” were pretty pleased to see it. What they didn’t love, though, was the “hypocritical pearl-clutching” that’s happening among Republicans.

Days after discussing the notion of President Joe Biden possibly reversing course and pardoning his son, Hunter Biden, before leaving office, The View cohosts had even more to say about the subject once it actually happened.

As the hosts of The View prepared for the Thanksgiving weekend, the ladies reflected on President Joe Biden‘s annual pardon of turkeys, Peach and Blossom, earlier this week and whether a pardon for his son,

Alyssa Farah Griffin slammed Biden's past denials that he'd pardon his son, while Whoopi Goldberg observed: "I can't believe this is what's freaking people out."

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg has defended President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, over felony gun and tax convictions. “That’s what presidents do every time,” said Goldberg,

The presidential pardon is a centuries-old practice. As questions swirl around Joe Biden pardoning Hunter Biden, here’s a look into how the practice came about.

Whoopi Goldberg claimed the president didn't "have to explain" his decision to pardon his son to anybody — including other Democrats — during the Tuesday, December 2, episode of The View. "You know what I think is hurtful for the American people?

The View host Whoopi Goldberg has unleashed on her co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin over Joe Biden’s pardoning of his son Hunter.

While most of the hosts supported Biden's decision, Alyssa Farah Griffin took issue with him "lying" about whether or not he intended to pardon his son, claiming that it set a bad "precedent," leading Whoopi Goldberg to call her out.