Biden’s Pardons, Kinzinger’s Karma & Stutzman Interview | January 20 – Hour 1
🔥 The Burning Truth: Hour 1 – Biden’s Pardons, Kinzinger’s Karma & Stutzman Interview
Trump is your President again!
Welcome back to The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson , where we cut through the noise to deliver raw, unfiltered facts. In this hour, I’m joined by Indiana’s own Rep. Marlin Stutzman for an exclusive interview, and we dive into the chaos surrounding Joe Biden’s final acts in office—including a wave of controversial pardons. Let’s get started.
Interview: Rep. Marlin Stutzman (IN-3)
I’m honored to welcome Rep. Marlin Stutzman to the show. As a key voice for Indiana’s 3rd district, which includes parts of Michiana, South Bend, and Elkhart, Stutzman shares his thoughts on pressing issues like economic recovery, education reform, and the growing divide in Washington. His insights are a must-listen for anyone invested in Indiana’s future.
Biden Pardons 5 Members of His Family—and More Controversial Figures
In a stunning move, Joe Biden issued pardons for five members of his own family—alongside high-profile figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, and Liz Cheney—in his final minutes in office. Critics are calling it a “massive cover-up,” while legal experts debate whether these preemptive pardons violate the spirit of justice. What does this mean for accountability in American politics?
Adam Kinzinger’s Snotty Commentary Comes Back to Haunt Him GLORIOUSLY
Remember when Adam Kinzinger mocked Trump allies for seeking pardons? Now, those words have come back to haunt him as Biden’s pardons expose hypocrisy across the aisle. Watch the clip—it’s a moment of poetic justice that conservatives are celebrating.
‘Presidential Powers as a Type of Performative Art’: Turley WRECKS Biden’s Pardons
Renowned legal scholar Jonathan Turley dismantles Biden’s use of presidential powers, calling it “performative art” rather than principled leadership. His scathing critique highlights the dangers of executive overreach—and raises questions about whether there’s still a path to justice if Republicans have the courage to act.
Shameless Schumer Admits He Helped Shove Biden Out
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer recently admitted he played a role in pushing Biden out of office, contradicting months of public gaslighting about the president’s decline. This admission has sparked outrage from both sides of the aisle. Is this the final humiliation for Biden—or just another chapter in his tumultuous legacy?
MSNBC’s Maddow Interrupts Inauguration: ‘Biden Victim of Worst Kind of Politics’
In a bizarre moment, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow interrupted coverage of the inauguration to claim Biden was a victim of partisan politics. But is anyone buying it? Polls show Americans overwhelmingly view Biden’s legacy as one word: nothing . Democrats, Republicans, and independents alike agree—he left no meaningful mark.
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