Trump Defends Pardons, Criticizes Biden in Fox Interview

In a recent interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News, former President Donald Trump expressed discontent with his predecessor Joe Biden's decisions and defended his own controversial actions. Trump claimed he endured "four years of hell" due to legal challenges, spending millions on legal fees. He criticized Biden for not pardoning himself and accused him of receiving poor advice.

Trump defended his decision to pardon over 1,500 individuals involved in the Capitol riots, describing the incidents as "very minor" despite widespread condemnation. He contrasted his media openness with Biden’s alleged reticence and criticized the current administration's handling of several issues, including California's water management and immigration policies.

Additionally, Trump hinted at possible future investigations into Biden and his advisors, reflecting ongoing political tensions. The interview highlighted Trump's continued influence over Republican narratives and his willingness to challenge prevailing views by defending controversial decisions. Trump's remarks on pardons and other executive actions continue to polarize opinions across the political spectrum.