Missing turkey, fat shaming and Biden's autopen: Inside White House's chaotic annual Thanksgiving turkey pardon
This year's White House Thanksgiving turkey pardon ceremony took an unexpected turn, marked by political jabs and a missing bird. President Trump humorously pardoned Waddle and Gobble, while also targeting President Biden and Governor Pritzker with his signature wit. The tradition, which officially began in 1989, has evolved from a simple ritual into a more boisterous event.
This year's White House Thanksgiving turkey pardon ceremony took an unexpected turn, marked by political jabs and a missing bird. President Trump humorously pardoned Waddle and Gobble, while also targeting President Biden and Governor Pritzker with his signature wit. The tradition, which officially began in 1989, has evolved from a simple ritual into a more boisterous event.
