Hunter Biden is questioned before the president’s speech.

President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, was seen arriving at Reagan National Airport just outside Washington, D.C. on Tuesday night, where he briefly spoke about his father’s health. Hunter responded positively when asked about President Biden’s health after the elder Biden withdrew from the presidential race due to concerns raised by his own party about his ability to serve another term. When questioned about how he was feeling now that his father had stepped down, Hunter simply replied, “It’s all good, man.”

Following the debate, Hunter began attending meetings with his father and close staff at the White House, causing confusion and speculation among onlookers. White House sources revealed that Hunter became a crucial figure in these meetings, even acting as his father’s “gatekeeper” during phone calls as well.

Amidst ongoing concerns about President Biden’s health, some critics have suggested that he may pardon his son now that re-election is no longer a consideration. Texas GOP Senator Ted Cruz went so far as to predict a 100% chance of Hunter Biden receiving a pardon as a result of this decision.

With rumors swirling about potential pardons and the intricacies of the Biden family’s dynamics, the public remains curious about the future of the President and his son in the aftermath of the recent political developments.