White House Makes Shocking Announcement After Hunter Biden Conviction

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and the White House has been

in a tizzy since the conviction of first son Hunter Biden. Before we get started, please make

sure you like, comment, share and subscribe. Those little things really help us out and they help our

channel continue to grow. The White House has had to juggle since Hunter Biden was convicted

yesterday of three felony firearm charges. Now I think the White House and maybe a lot of pundits

believed that it was never going to happen. He was never going to get convicted and I think they

were caught flat-footed. You have to think they prepared for such a scenario, right? But you got

your Justice Department prosecuting your son, but the evidence was just so overwhelming. I'll go

back to the fact that I don't think this should have even been a case. I think it infringes on

his Second Amendment rights and I think cheering for it. You have to understand Joe Biden is arguing

in favor of the law that got his son convicted. His son Hunter Biden is using the NRA talking

points to argue against the law and that's how it's going to play out on appeal. So this is really

you know kind of wacky. Father versus son almost. But what I'm saying to you is at least be prepared

That's what I'm when I say to you I mean the White House. At least be prepared for the possibility

your son might be convicted. They weren't prepared and this is what happened. Let's take a look at

the videotape. President's son is being convicted on those federal gun charges. He was not expected

to make mention of those charges and he didn't although there are still opportunities for

reporters to ask questions of him if and when they see the president at some point along that route

The White House press briefing that was expected to take place this afternoon has now been canceled

so any opportunity to ask the press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre questions about the conviction

that the jury leveled earlier today there is no longer an opportunity to do that as the president

is now going to be heading to Wilmington Delaware ostensibly to be sharing some personal time with

his family in the wake of that conviction. We know that the family has been spending a lot of time

together in the lead up to this trial and during this trial with the first lady traveling back and

forth from the president's trip in France to be there in person in the courtroom as some of the

most emotional testimony was delivered so we will see what more we get from the president but

certainly at this point the White House is more than satisfied to let the president's own words

earlier today speak for themselves where he says that he's proud of his son and where he stands in

his recovery and that the judicial system can do its own work and I'm paraphrasing there but that

is essentially the statement that the president has been issuing throughout the course of this

legal affair guys. Kayla Tausche live for us at the White House Kayla will let you get to that

press briefing that