While outgoing President Joe Biden pardoned two turkeys — Peach and Blossom — on Monday, a larger question loomed: Will Biden pardon his son in the final days of his presidency or will he keep his word and watch his son Hunter Biden face prison time?

As the hosts of The View prepared for the Thanksgiving weekend, the ladies reflected on whether a pardon for Joe Biden's son, Hunter, should happen before the end of his term in office.

In keeping with a long-standing Thanksgiving tradition, President Joe Biden recently pardoned a pair of turkeys. During a ceremony at the White House, the birds — named Peach and Blossom — were spared from the dinner table and given a new lease on life.

With just a few weeks left of his political career, speculation is mounting about who President Joe Biden might pardon before he leaves office and hands over power to Donald Trump.

The White House’s traditional Turkey Pardon took place at the start of the week, with outgoing President Joe Biden giving Peach and Blossom a new lease on life. On Wednesday’s (November 27) episode of The View, the cohosts decided to discuss a very different kind of presidential pardon: Biden’s own son Hunter Biden.

President Joe Biden has just weeks until the clock runs out on his only term in office, but before he departs 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, some are calling for him to pardon his family and prosecutors,

Politics / More than 65 members of Congress have asked Biden to use his clemency power to “address long-standing injustices in our legal system.” John Nichols President Joe Biden pardoned a pair of turkeys Monday,