Woodward: Biden Told Aides He ‘Made a Mistake’ in Appointing A.G. Garland

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WOODWARD: “You know, one of the things I report in the book is that Biden regretted that he put Merrick Garland in as attorney general and said to his aides, 'I made a mistake, I should not have done that.'"
COLBERT: "Why? What’s the rationale?"
WOODWARD: "The — the concern Biden has his personal, that the attorney general appointed a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, his son. And the issue of Hunter Biden is just ripping Joe Biden’s heart out, and it is something he talks about with close friends. He worries about where is this gonna go. He has said he would not pardoned him. There are a couple of trials coming up. Quite frankly, I know enough about Biden, I don’t believe that. I think he will pardon his son if he gets convicted."