‘The View’ Co-Host Visibly Irks Her Fellow Panelists As She Criticizes Biden’s Last-Minute Pardons For Family

“The View” co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin visibly irked the fellow panelists Tuesday as she argued former President Joe Biden’s last-minute pardons for his family “set a dangerous precedent.”

With minutes left in his presidency, Biden issued a pardon for five of his family members before President Donald Trump took the oath of office in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday. Griffin’s fellow co-hosts claimed that the now-former president took this action to protect his family from a so-called “dangerous man.”

“My fear is the precedent set, because I think Biden holds himself on this certain moral high ground and he is setting a very dangerous precedent,” Griffin said.

“Against a very dangerous man,” co-host Sunny Hostin interrupted.

“Yes, that’s going to allow that man to basically give blanket pardons to anyone who commits a crime,” Griffin continued.

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Hostin and co-host Ana Navarro both argued that Trump would have issued blanket pardons to any of his allies regardless of whether Biden had pardoned his family. Griffin said the pardons were too broad, as Trump has never publicly discussed prosecuting many of the pardoned members of his predecessor’s family.

“I’ve never heard Donald Trump say Valerie Biden’s name. This feels way too sweeping to me,” Griffin said. “Hunter, I think you could debate was he going to target him, was he not. This is the spouses the brothers.”

“Oh, I think he’s vengeful enough to do that,” Hostin interjected.

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