Chaos In The Briefing Room - Karine Jean-Pierre Goes Off The Rails After Hunter Question

Hey ladies and gentlemen, Carmine Sabia here for Explain America and Corrine Jean-Pierre

lost her bearings, we'll say bearings, during a press briefing shortly after Hunter Biden's

plea deal fell apart like an old Chevrolet. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe

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So as you know, Hunter Biden went into court today prepared to plead guilty to a variety

of charges but what we didn't know was that the Department of Justice prosecutors and

the Hunter Biden defense team kind of acted like they were on the same team and they put

something into the plea agreement which would state that Hunter Biden could not be prosecuted

for similar crimes that are being federally investigated down the road because of this

plea deal. When the judge saw that, she said absolutely not, this is not going to fly, you guys got

to fix this, whatever, they couldn't fix it to her satisfaction and now he might be going

to trial. Now one of the charges was about Hunter Biden lying on an application for a gun which means

that he possessed a gun illegally. Joe Biden has been huge on taking illegal guns off the street and even some legal ones

He's crafted legislation with harsh punishments for people who obtain guns illegally

So naturally that question was asked at the White House press briefing today

Let's see how Kareem Jean-Pierre reacted and then we're going to talk about it. Kareem, President Biden has spent most of his political career working on gun laws

on gun reform. Does he believe that someone who is charged with possessing a firearm illegally should

be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law? So here I'm going to be, I think I know where this question is going and I'm just going

to continue to say as it relates to the case that we're seeing in Delaware, I'm just going

to not speak to that. It is an independent matter. This is up for the Department of Justice, even with the question that you're asking

me it's up to, it's up to, it's a, it's one of those legal criminal matters and it's up

to that process, that legal process. I'm just not going to speak to it here

But again, the President, when the Senator crafted gun legislation, as President he talks

often about the need to get illegal firearms off of our streets

So when someone possesses one illegally, what does the President believe should happen to them

The President has been very clear. You just laid out where his position has been, where his policies have been, what he was

able to pass into law. I'm going to be very mindful here. I'm going to be very careful because I see where this question is going

And I'm just going to refer you as this has been an independent investigation

It's overseen by the Department of Justice. I'm going to let them speak to this as they are moving

So she sees where the question is going. Okay. So what? Either Joe Biden has a position or he doesn't

And that position has to be consistent whether it's his son or somebody else

Apparently, according to Corrine Jean-Pierre, she can't answer that. Well, why not

This is a policy position of the President of the United States. It should be cut and dry across the board

So you're talking about a case in Delaware, the Hunter Biden case, that has nothing to

do with the question that was asked. Do you believe that people should be punished to the fullest extent of the law if they possess

a gun illegally? Now, the way Corrine Jean-Pierre answered that question sounded like, well, yeah, he

still does believe that because she said to the reporter, well, there, you just stated his policy positions

Well, okay. Well, then if we go by his policy positions, then that means you want Hunter Biden prosecuted

to the fullest extent of the law for having a gun illegally

You know, I don't know. I don't know the answer to that, but I mean, that would be the natural progression if you

follow Corrine Jean-Pierre's line of thinking. Look, she's terrible at her job

She's no Jen Psaki, and Jen Psaki wasn't that great. So I mean, she's just terrible at her job

But the point still remains. How are you going to prosecute gun crimes, make gun laws when your son was ready to plead

guilty to a federal gun crime? Folks, I want to thank you again for watching us here today

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