Pardons, Israel, domestic terrorism and more: Biden's plans for final days of presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Meanwhile, the Department of Justice indicated Monday that it was still weighing whether to prosecute an additional 200 Jan. 6 cases in the final days before Trump takes office, during which he is expected to grant pardons to many of those who were convicted of crimes related to their participation in the events of that day.
30% : Republicans, on the other hand, have challenged Biden's actions during the final weeks of his presidency as an affront to the American public who voted for Trump.
30% : Trump said during an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt.
17% : Sources told NBC News that Biden was also still considering pre-emptive pardons for those who might face political retribution from Trump.
12% : Trump blasted Biden's last-minute policy decisions in an interview Monday, calling out the lame-duck president for making a "smooth transition" more difficult.
1% : "While Trump can undo whatever Biden does, Biden is trying to create litigation traps for Trump that will discourage investors from projects on public lands," added American Energy Institute fellow Steve Milloy after news broke Monday that Biden was once again moving to restrict domestic energy production on certain land.

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