Biden's Surprise Moves: Pardons for Milley, Fauci, and Jan. 6 Panel

As President Joe Biden's time in office nears its end, he's made a big move by giving preemptive pardons to several key figures. General Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and members of the January 6 committee are among those who received pardons. Biden did this to protect them from any future prosecution by the incoming president, Donald Trump. This is a significant use of presidential power and has not been done in recent history. Biden is concerned about the safety and security of these public servants, who have faced threats and criticism from Trump and his allies.The pardons come just before Biden welcomes Trump to the White House for his swearing-in. Some of those pardoned, like Milley and Fauci, have expressed gratitude. However, some former Justice Department officials question if these pardons will really protect the recipients or set a new precedent.