Join Charles Randolph in this live episode of the To Speak Online podcast as he takes a no-spin, facts-first approach to the controversial topic of Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden. Unlike mainstream media narratives, Charles cuts through the noise by relying solely on the most credible sources: court documents, official transcripts, and the law.
This episode isn’t about opinions or political agendas — it’s about the facts. Did Joe Biden follow precedent, or did he bend the rules to protect his son? Charles breaks it all down with a clear, objective lens.
What You'll Learn in This Episode:
The Facts vs. The Headlines
Deep Dive into Court Documents & Transcripts: Key evidence that shapes the real story.
Should Joe Biden Have Pardoned Hunter?: Charles presents the facts — you decide.
This episode is for those who value truth over spin and facts over feelings. If you're tired of sensationalized headlines, this is the breakdown you’ve been waiting for.
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