Former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy stated on Thursday that a “clemency package” for both President-elect Donald Trump and Hunter Biden might be “coming together.”

Reports suggest that special counsel Jack Smith is winding down his cases against Trump, who has been indicted on allegations of mishandling classified material and for his challenges to the 2020 election. McCarthy noted that dropping the cases against Trump could allow President Joe Biden to pardon his son, Hunter, who was convicted on federal gun charges and pleaded guilty to federal tax charges.

“I also think from what I can gather that sort of a deal is coming together because everyone understands that President Biden is going to pardon his son Hunter. That is not going to go down well — at least if it’s in a vacuum because, of course, he vowed he wouldn’t do it, not that anyone took that too seriously,” McCarthy said on “Fox and Friends.”

“But I think it goes down easier for the country if it’s kind of like a clemency package where the Biden-Harris Justice Department dismisses the two cases against former President Trump, President-elect Trump, because they can’t be prosecuted at this point anyhow. He will be the sitting president of the United States. Then Biden pardons Hunter.”

“I think the signal that sends hopefully to these progressive prosecutors at the state level is that, you know, it’s time to turn the page from lawfare, which proved to be a disaster for the Democrats, i think, in the election,” McCarthy added.

“Fox and Friends” co-host Steve Doocy said Biden pardoning Trump could make a pardon of Hunter Biden “more palatable” for the country.

“The other thing that is important here in dismissing the case, so you dismiss it at the Justice Department level rather than having to pardon the incoming president, which is almost like an admission of guilt that Trump doesn’t want to make,” McCarthy said. “If they dismiss it and it’s the Biden-Harris Justice Department that dismisses it, I think the judge goes along with it more easily. Whereas if Trump’s Justice Department has to dismiss the case, they may get pushback from [D.C. District] Judge [Tanya] Chutkan.”