A creator defends Biden's pardon of his son as what any parent would do, comparing it to a Black mother fighting for her child. The monologue references allegations about Biden's son smoking crack and uses sharp language to criticize the family's conduct.
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So I just feel like, you know, him as a president, he's really just trying to, you know, trash the whole Popeye's kitchen, spit in the food, throw all the grease on the floor, open up the flour bags, all types of stuff, just so when he get out, you know, there's a mess going in. And so as one last thing he did for himself, he decided to pardon his son. I don't blame him. I would have did it too had it would have been my child. OK, he did what every Black woman does. They get up there and they plead to let they son go, please. Send my son home. He didn't do it. And if he did do it, he gonna learn his lesson. He did pardon his son like the Black woman he is, okay? And ain't nobody mad at it. His son has vowed to stay off of smoking crack 'cause you know that his baby mama came out and wrote a book and said the first time she laid eyes on him, he was sitting butt naked with his boxers on in Obama's Senate chair and he was smoking crack.