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Dec. 4, 2024

925: Hunter Biden PARDONED | How Politicians Gaslight America (The FULL Story)

Brian Nichols exposes how the Hunter Biden pardon reveals a dangerous two-tiered justice system that threatens the very foundation of American democracy.

What happens when promises made in politics get broken right before our eyes? In this explosive episode of The Brian Nichols Show, we dive deep into a story that's shaking the foundations of American democracy - the controversial Hunter Biden pardon and what it reveals about our two-tiered justice system.

 

 

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From years of categorical denials to a complete reversal, we explore how this isn't just about one presidential pardon - it's about the erosion of trust in our institutions and the growing divide between political elites and everyday Americans. We break down the timeline of events and examine the stark contrast between words and actions that's leaving many Americans questioning the very fabric of our justice system.

 

The episode dissects the troubling pattern of political gaslighting and the normalization of double standards in American politics. We analyze how the same voices that warned about threats to democracy are now silent when confronted with actions they previously condemned, revealing a deeper crisis in our political system.

 

Looking beyond partisan politics, we examine the broader implications for American democracy and what this means for future presidential powers. This isn't just another political scandal - it's a watershed moment that forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about equality under the law.

 

By the end of this episode, you'll understand why this pardon represents more than just a father protecting his son - it's a stark reminder of the growing divide between what politicians promise and what they deliver, and why it matters for every American citizen.

 

 

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Transcript

Brian Nichols  0:00  
So has anyone else noticed how we're living in two different Americas right now, one where certain politicians can do no wrong, and another where different rules apply depending on your last name. Well, let me paint a picture for you that I'm sure will make your blood boil. Imagine you've been caught breaking the law, let's say tax evasion or lying on federal forms. How long do you think you get away with it? A week a month. Okay? Now, imagine getting away with it for 11 years. Sounds crazy, right? Well, welcome to Hunter Biden's America, the latest chapter in this ongoing saga of political theater. Just dropped. Joe Biden has officially announced he'll be pardoning his son Hunter. You know, the same Joe Biden who repeatedly promised that he wouldn't do exactly that, the same Joe Biden who, along with all of his Democratic allies, have been lecturing us about the dangers to democracy posed by nepotism and the abuse of presidential power. Yeah. Isn't it fascinating how quickly principles evaporate when they become very inconvenient. And here's what really gets under, not just my skin, but I'm sure your skin as well. It's not even about the pardon itself parents wanting to protect their kids. That's as natural as breathing. But the real issue here is the mind numbing hypocrisy and just the outright gas lighting that we're all being subjected to. I mean, I'm old enough to remember when Democrats were falling over themselves to declare that they wouldn't support Biden if he pardoned Hunter. Where are those voices now? I mean, think about it. For 11 years, Hunter Biden has been dancing through the raindrops of justice while the rest of us would have been thrown in jail faster than you can say political privilege. So from 2014 onwards, it's been one excuse after another, deflection after deflection, just a constant Nothing to see here after another. And this is where it gets really interesting. And by interesting, I mean infuriating. The same folks who have been screaming about Trump being some type of unique threat to democracy are suddenly quiet as church might when Joe Biden wields presidential power like a family Get Out of Jail Free card. Isn't it strange how that works. So let's cut through the noise for a second. This isn't about whether pardons are right or wrong. Presidents have that power. It's in the Constitution this season. This isn't even about whether Hunter Biden deserves punishment or mercy. For that matter. This is far greater. This is something more fundamental, the complete erosion of trust in our institutions, which has been a recurring theme here on The Brian Nichols Show. So when you have one set of rules for the Biden family and then another set for everyone else, what message does that send when the White House spends years saying we won't do x and then does exactly x. I mean, what are you supposed to believe next time? And the defenders of this move will try to muddy the waters with the What about ism arguments? What about Trump's pardons? They'll ask, right? Okay, here's the thing. This isn't about Trump. This is about the current president of the United States doing exactly what he and his party swore they would never do after spending years telling us how dangerous such actions would be for democracy like let's be crystal clear about something. This isn't just another DC scandal or something like that. This is right here a perfect example of why Americans are losing, dare I say, have lost faith in their government and institutions, when the people in power tell us one thing while they're doing another, and then they lecture us about democracy while undermining its very basic principles, and when they gaslight us about What we can plainly see with our own eyes, that's when the fabric of trust starts to unravel. And you know what's really sad? This isn't even surprising anymore. We have become so accustomed to this double standard. Lots of folks, and I'm seeing it online right now, they're just shrugging their shoulders and moving on, saying, oh, that's politics. But should it be? Shouldn't we just accept this as normal, like guys? The real danger to democracy isn't any one action or inaction or pardon, it's the slow erosion of standards. It's this gradual acceptance of hypocrisy as business as usual, status quo, the creeping normalization of rules for thee, but not for me. And think about what this means for the future, if the president can spend years promising not to do something, do it anyway, and then face no consequences, what's to stop the next president from doing the exact same thing? And then. And what's next? Where does it end again? This isn't just about Hunter Biden. It's about whether we're going to continue to accept this two tiered system of justice, this selective enforcement of principles and this constant gas lighting, specifically from those on the left, when in power, and the Democrats want us to believe that they're the guardians of democracy, the defenders of institutional integrity, but actions speak louder than words. So when you promise one thing and then you do another, and when you condemn behavior in others that you are now excusing yourself, you're not protecting democracy, folks, you're undermining it. So here we are watching another episode of rules don't apply to us, starring the Biden family, produced by the Democratic Party, with special effects from the corporate media. And the script is predictable, deny, deflect, delay, and when all else fails do exactly what you promised you wouldn't do. But here's the trillion dollar question, how much longer are we as a society going to put up with us? How many more times will we accept being told not to believe our own eyes, and how many more promises need to be broken before we all collectively say enough is enough. This Hunter Biden, pardon, isn't just about Hunter Biden, I cannot say that enough. It's about trust, credibility and the basic principles that apply to all of us, even if your last name is Biden. It's about whether we're going to continue accepting a system where some people play by different rules than the rest of us. And remember when people show you who they are, believe them, the Biden administration, Joe Biden, the rest of the Democrats, they have shown us repeatedly that their principles are flexible, their promises disposable and their commitment to democratic norms that only applies when it's politically convenient. The question isn't whether this is right or wrong, because we all know it's wrong. The question is, what are we going to do about it? Are we going to keep accepting this double standard? Are we going to keep pretending that this is all normal, or are we gonna start demanding better? Because here's the thing, this isn't just about politics anymore. This is about whether we're going to continue living in a country where some people are above the law, while the rest of us have to live, you know, with the consequences of our actions. And this is about whether we're going to keep accepting gas lighting as governance. The Hunter Biden pardon is more than just another political scandal. It's a symptom of a deeper rot in our system. It's a clear sign that the rules don't apply equally to everyone. That promises me nothing and that power Trumps principle every time. So what's it going to be America? Are we going to keep playing this game where we pretend to be shocked when politicians do exactly what they promised they wouldn't do? Or are we finally going to do something about it and demand some actual accountability? Because if we don't draw a line somewhere, if we don't start holding people accountable, regardless of their last name or political affiliations, then we're not just enabling corruption. We're ensuring it's going to continue. So to you in the audience, the choice is ours. We can either keep accepting this two tiered system of justice, this constant gas lighting, this endless parade of broken promises, or we can finally say enough's enough. The hunter, Biden pardon it's not just the disease. It's not just the latest symptom. The real disease is the corruption of our political system, the erosion of trust and the acceptance of hypocrisy as the status quo, business as usual. So it's time to stop pretending that this is normal. It's time to stop accepting excuses, and it's time for us to demand better, not just from the outgoing Biden administration, but for all of our political leaders, the incoming Trump administration, included. Because if we don't, we'll keep getting exactly what we've been getting, a government that treats some people differently than others, leaders who say one thing and do another, and a democracy that exists more in name than in practice. Again, the question isn't whether this is right or wrong, the question is, what are we going to do about it? This has been our Brian's briefing for today. If you enjoyed today's episode, hit that LIKE and SHARE button. Also hit that subscribe button on your favorite podcast platform or video platform. With that being said, this is Brian Nichols signing off for our Brian's briefing. We'll see you next time. Bye.

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