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Is a pardon a tool of justice or a political weapon? In an explosive episode of "A World Gone Mad," I explore the reverberations from President Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter, a move that has stirred discontent within his own party. I dig into the historical precedents of presidential pardons, drawing lines to past controversies, and consider the implications of such decisions on the democratic fabric. Senator Joe Manchin's bewildering suggestion to Biden adds another layer of intrigue, challenging the boundaries of political propriety and prompting me to question the very nature of justice and political strategy.

Meanwhile, the geopolitical chessboard is heating up as the U.S. and China lock horns over semiconductor technology, with Beijing bristling at new export controls. In a global context, I also highlight the startling political developments in South Korea, where President Yoon's fleeting martial law declaration was swiftly countered by the legislative branch, exemplifying the resilience of democratic institutions.
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