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Hunter Biden SWEATHEART Plea Deal IMPLODES! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Hunter deal, the sweetheart deal. It is off. That's right.
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Speaker 1: He now has decided to plead not guilty and the
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Speaker 1: judge is now raising new concerns. This also means he
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Speaker 1: is not shielded from future charges Hunter Biden plea deal
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Speaker 1: pleads not guilty. After this entire plea deal completely fell apart.
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Speaker 1: This not guilty plea, which again he's already admitted and
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Speaker 1: said he was gonna, you know, as the lawyers will
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Speaker 1: say he's guilty, he was gonna plead guilty. YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 1: The original plea deal fell apart after the judge question
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Speaker 1: if it covered future potential charges of the do O
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Speaker 1: jays ongoing investigation. Now, the prosecution reportedly said the deal
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Speaker 1: did not include in he alleged foreign agents registration Acts
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Speaker 1: fair of violations. That was a problem. MSNBC reported the
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Speaker 1: court took a ten minute recess to determine if the
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Speaker 1: two parties could quickly come to an agree. When the
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Speaker 1: deal got back on track, reports indicated it would be
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Speaker 1: more limited in scope quote unquote, only including specific charges
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Speaker 1: related to tax and gun wrongdoing. The two sides have
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Speaker 1: agreed that this deal does not shield him from potential
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Speaker 1: future charges. Is what CNN then reported, But the judge
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Speaker 1: said she was not ready to accept the plea deal
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Speaker 1: and asked both the prosecutor and Hunter Biden to submit
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Speaker 1: additional briefs. According to reporters inside the courthouse, the parties
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Speaker 1: will have to return to court in the future now
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Speaker 1: because of this. The hearing ended with Hunter Biden pleading
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Speaker 1: not guilty instead of guilty. Senator Josh Holly said to
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Speaker 1: CNN that the High Court drama shows the please Sweetheart
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Speaker 1: deal was flawed and additionals could be brought, saying, quote,
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Speaker 1: it's very telling that the judge intervened here and said basically, no,
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to prove some sweeping blanket deal. I
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Speaker 1: mean that tells you the court is serious concerns about
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Speaker 1: other potential charges here and also the scope of this deal,
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Speaker 1: which has seemed outrageous from the beginning. He went on
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Speaker 1: to say, this, I think signals that there's still very
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Speaker 1: much potential for prosecution forward now. US Prosecutor David Weiss
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Speaker 1: admitted in July that the FBI informant form alleging that
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Speaker 1: Biden family bribes is part of an ongoing investigation. Then
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Speaker 1: last month, Chris Clark, that's Hunter. Biden's attorney appear to
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Speaker 1: have a different understanding of the status of the case.
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Speaker 1: He said the plea deal mint no further charges in
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Speaker 1: the future could be brought outside of this. Now we're
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Speaker 1: being told no. NBC's Kelly o'donald said this in front
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Speaker 1: of the White House.
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Speaker 2: Listen, on that personal level, I think it's entirely possible
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Speaker 2: that the president and his son might speak by phone.
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Speaker 2: They speak all the time. The President always makes the
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Speaker 2: point that he speaks to all of his grandchildren every day,
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Speaker 2: and so could be that level of communication.
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Speaker 1: By the way, that's not true. We know he doesn't
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Speaker 1: speak to his granddaughter in Arkansas. They won't even allowed
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Speaker 1: to have the Biden last name. So even while reporting
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Speaker 1: on this, NBC News still lies to you, telling you,
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Speaker 1: and again, I'm gonna quote, the President always makes a
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Speaker 1: point that he speaks to all of his grandchildren every day.
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Speaker 1: Well what about the one in Arkansas, Kelly O'Donnell, You
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Speaker 1: just lie to the American people. Joe Biden does not
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Speaker 1: speak to that granddaughter. Joe Biden doesn't even admit that
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Speaker 1: granddaughter exists, and Joe Biden and the Biden crime family
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Speaker 1: won't let her have the Biden last name, but hey,
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Speaker 1: make him look good on TV, right.
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Speaker 2: Every day, and so there could be that level of communication.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, every day, they speak every day.
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Speaker 2: I'm the president always makes the point that he speaks
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Speaker 2: to all of his grandchildren every day.
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Speaker 1: And again that's just a lie. But hey, let's go
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Speaker 1: on TV and lie about the Biden crime family and
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Speaker 1: also lie about him not talking to his granddaughter in Arkansas. Now,
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Speaker 1: let's get back to what this means legally and why
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Speaker 1: this is an important moment for justice in this country.
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Speaker 1: What the deal includes and what the deal excludes is
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Speaker 1: incredibly important. Now because of the whistle blowers. Number one,
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Speaker 1: you have this IRS whistleblower and their allegations. They contend
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Speaker 1: that the FAARAH violations were a part of the Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden criminal probe, warranting a special council because they never
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Speaker 1: actually Hunter Biden never actually registered as a foreign agent.
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Speaker 1: The CEFE Energy Company, right, that Chinese Communist energy company
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Speaker 1: linked directly to the Chinese Communist Party, the CCP, we
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Speaker 1: know for a fact, paid Hunter Biden one million dollar
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Speaker 1: legal retainer. We also know that this same Chinese Communist
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Speaker 1: Party Energy but he's CEFE also gave at least another
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Speaker 1: three point eight million in consulting fees to the Bidens.
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Speaker 1: That's four point eight million there alone. We also know
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Speaker 1: two months later, Hunter Biden told whistlebooder Tony Bobolinski that
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Speaker 1: he did not want to register as a foreign agent
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Speaker 1: on behalf of CEFE. And we know in addition to that,
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Speaker 1: that Hunter Biden sat on the board of Barisma Holdings,
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Speaker 1: that's the Ukrainian energy company. He earned in theory eighty
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Speaker 1: three thousand dollars a month. What we now understand is
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Speaker 1: that was just a way of breaking up the five
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Speaker 1: million dollar bribes to make them look legitimate if he
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Speaker 1: said on the board. Now, during that relationship, Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: was possibly involved in multiple phone calls between then Vice
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Speaker 1: President Joe Biden and then Ukrainian President for Shenko, as
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Speaker 1: national archive emails are showing that now Forshenka was the
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian politician that fired the prosecutor who was probing Barisma,
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Speaker 1: and Joe Biden later bragged about that firing. So, if
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Speaker 1: you step back, this was a very bad day for
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden and the Biden crime family. This is a
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Speaker 1: bad day for Joe Biden. NBC News broke into their programming,
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Speaker 1: and this is how they reported on the entire issue.
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Speaker 1: Listen carefully on the.
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Speaker 3: Air with breaking news.
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Speaker 4: President Biden's son Hunter spending the morning in a Delaware
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Speaker 4: federal courthouse. He was there to enter a plea agreement
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Speaker 4: over federal tax charges. It should have been fairly quick,
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Speaker 4: fairly routine.
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Speaker 3: It was not.
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Speaker 4: Instead, after some tense moments, some apparent confusion, some back
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Speaker 4: and forth with the prosecutor, the defense, and the judge,
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Speaker 4: a plea deal has not been reached because of some
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Speaker 4: concerns that the judge has. Instead, the president's son has
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Speaker 4: end a not guilty plea for now. This is the
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Speaker 4: first time a sitting president's son has faced federal charges.
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Speaker 4: They come after a five year investigation from the Justice Department,
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Speaker 4: which resulted in two misdemeanor counts against Hunter Biden for
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Speaker 4: failing to pay his taxes in both twenty seventeen and
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Speaker 4: twenty eighteen. Hunter Biden is also facing a separate felony
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Speaker 4: gun possession charge that's expected to be dismissed if he
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Speaker 4: meets certain conditions. However, outside of specific tax, drug, and
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Speaker 4: gun charges, in this plea agreement, which again has not
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Speaker 4: been finalized, it appears possible that Hunter Biden could still
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Speaker 4: be charged with other crimes down the road. The prosecutors
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Speaker 4: today made very clear this investigation is ongoing. This is
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Speaker 4: a legal modal matter, of course for the President's son,
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Speaker 4: but it has become a political one too in a
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Speaker 4: big and significant and potentially controversial way. I remember these
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Speaker 4: are federal charges, that means no cameras in court. But
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Speaker 4: our Ryan Nobles was inside for all of this, and Ryan,
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Speaker 4: this was unexpected drama, no clear resolution as we speak,
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Speaker 4: other than we are not reporting right that Hunter Biden
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Speaker 4: entered this plea deal.
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Speaker 1: It hasn't happened, by the way. I just want to
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Speaker 1: take a moment and digest the fact that NBC News
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Speaker 1: actually broke in with this. And now you have to
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Speaker 1: ask yourself the question, is the liberal media turning on
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Speaker 1: the Biden crime family, not because they don't like them,
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Speaker 1: but they're afraid that now this has become so damning
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Speaker 1: that it may cost Democrats to White House if they
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Speaker 1: don't hurry up and switch candidates. It's a question you
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Speaker 1: have to ask right now. With this Hunter Biden plea
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Speaker 1: deal and pleading not guilty, and the hearing ends without
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Speaker 1: this plea deal, and the judge raises all these concerns
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Speaker 1: over two separate agreements that the President son reached with prosecutors.
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Speaker 1: I want to be clear about that. We could still
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Speaker 1: he could still get this sweetheart deal and justice could
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Speaker 1: be screwed in America yet again, and the books are
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Speaker 1: cooked on behalf of the Bidens, right is that is
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Speaker 1: absolutely a very real possibility. However, to hear NBC News
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Speaker 1: report it this way is truly shocking. I want you
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Speaker 1: to listen to this NBC News reporter who was in
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Speaker 1: the courtroom because we couldn't have the cameras in the courtroom.
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Speaker 1: That's a federal courtroom. We don't get cameras in there.
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Speaker 1: But they did allow different members of the media inside
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Speaker 1: this courtroom while all this was going on, and listen
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Speaker 1: to I think a fair way of saying this is
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Speaker 1: just how shocked that he is as a member of
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Speaker 1: the liberal media that this deal fell apart and what
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Speaker 1: this could mean for the Bidens.
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Speaker 3: That's exactly right, Hallie.
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Speaker 5: I mean, this was a stunning development by any measure
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Speaker 5: of the president's son and his legal team had really
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Speaker 5: hoped that today would mark the end of their legal troubles,
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Speaker 5: that he would be able to move on with his
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Speaker 5: life and in some respects allow his father, the President
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Speaker 5: of the United States, and not have to deal with
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Speaker 5: this political distraction.
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Speaker 3: But it was exactly the opposite.
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Speaker 5: Very early on in this proceeding, we could tell by
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Speaker 5: the questions being asked by the federal judge in this case,
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Speaker 5: maryel and New Yorka, that she was very concerned with
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Speaker 5: the arrangement that had been worked out between prosecutors and
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Speaker 5: Hunter Biden's legal team.
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Speaker 3: It was two separate agreements.
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Speaker 5: One that would allow Biden to plead guilty on two
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Speaker 5: different tax charges for his failure to pay taxes in
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Speaker 5: the years twenty seven, twenty seventeen, and twenty eighteen, and
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Speaker 5: then separately that he would enter into a pre trial
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Speaker 5: diversion program that would, over the course of two years,
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Speaker 5: allow a pending gun charge, a charge that he had
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Speaker 5: was in possession of a firearm while using drugs, which
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Speaker 5: is against the law, that that pending charge would be
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Speaker 5: dismissed if he successfully completed that diversion program.
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Speaker 3: Well, the judgment.
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Speaker 5: Concerned a that these two separate issues were being connected,
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Speaker 5: even though at one point hunter Biden said that he
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Speaker 5: was willing to plead not guilty with the clear understanding
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Speaker 5: that they were not connected, but also separately that it
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Speaker 5: was the judge would be in position to determine whether
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Speaker 5: or not he was in violation of that diversion program.
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Speaker 5: That is something that normally a federal judge is not
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Speaker 5: responsible for. That's an agreement worked out with a prosecutor
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Speaker 5: and a defendant in a case like this. Regardless, because
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Speaker 5: she had all of these questions, and because she felt
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Speaker 5: that despite the fact that we were in that courtroom
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Speaker 5: for almost three hours I think a little more than
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Speaker 5: three hours, that these both the attorneys for both the
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Speaker 5: prosecutor and for the defendant were not able to answer
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Speaker 5: the questions in a way that she felt were sufficient
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Speaker 5: to make her feel comfortable. She decided that she needed
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Speaker 5: to defer her decision on the plea agreement.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 5: That meant that hunter Biden then had to plead not
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Speaker 5: guilty in this particular case so that they can continue
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Speaker 5: to work out those issues. Now, there are still a
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Speaker 5: lot of open questions that have yet to be resolved
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Speaker 5: in this case, Halle. At this point, they have not
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Speaker 5: set a date where the prosecutors, the defendants, and the
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Speaker 5: judge will come together once again to discuss the next
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Speaker 5: stage of this plea arrangement. They're going to have to
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Speaker 5: provide her with a lot of information to convince her
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Speaker 5: that the parameters that they've outlined are appropriate. And then,
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Speaker 5: as you rightly point out, what was revealed in court
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Speaker 5: today and a great deal of specificity, is that this
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Speaker 5: agreement is for a very narrow window of time and
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Speaker 5: specifically related just to these tax charges and these gun charges,
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Speaker 5: and that there is still the possibility that the president's
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Speaker 5: son is being investigated on a whole host of other
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Speaker 5: issues or could potentially find himself on the wrong side
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Speaker 5: of the law and many other aspects. So, if there
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Speaker 5: was any hope that this was going to be the
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Speaker 5: end of these legal issues for Hunter Biden and by extension,
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Speaker 5: his father, that it was all going to come to
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Speaker 5: a close today, that certainly was not resolved in any way,
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Speaker 5: shape or form.
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Speaker 1: This is NBC News that's reporting it to now Again,
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Speaker 1: I think you have to look at the politics of this.
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Speaker 1: NBC News does not report on any of this from
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Speaker 1: the Biden crime family this way until now again. I'm
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Speaker 1: going to give you my take on this. All right,
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Speaker 1: you had a plea deal that contained an essence a
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Speaker 1: secret provision. He didn't say that I did. I'm giving
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Speaker 1: you the translation here of what he just said, and
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Speaker 1: what that was going to do was going to provide
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden and by extension, Joe Biden with an essence
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Speaker 1: legal immunity from all future federal charges currently under investigation.
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Speaker 1: The judge said basically, what the hell is this? I'm
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Speaker 1: not agreeing to this, And then the DJ and the
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Speaker 1: defense were like, uh, well, I don't know, Like I
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Speaker 1: guess how we thought this was pretty good. And the
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Speaker 1: judge says, I've never seen this before. No deal. And
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Speaker 1: then basically she's like, not only am I saying no
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Speaker 1: deal to this because you don't get immunity for me
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Speaker 1: for everything else you've ever done wrong in your life
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Speaker 1: on something it's very specific here with these tax charges
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Speaker 1: in the gun charge. Then they're like, all right, Hunter,
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Speaker 1: how do you plead? And Hunter Biden's like, uh, crap,
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Speaker 1: not guilty. And now there's a chance that this thing
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Speaker 1: could actually go to trial, and if it does go
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Speaker 1: to trial. I'm not saying that fixes anything, right. I'm
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Speaker 1: not want to make that clear because I don't trust
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Speaker 1: the system at this point based on what I've seen.
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Speaker 1: But if this does go to trial, moving forward, there's
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Speaker 1: a hell of a lot of questions that could come out.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of discovery. There's a lot of potential
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Speaker 1: major pitfalls for Hunter Biden, things that he never wanted
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Speaker 1: you or I are the American people to ever know
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Speaker 1: about that may come out through this entire process. That's
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Speaker 1: another aspect of this that has to be discussed. Now.
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Speaker 1: You hear this reporter at NBC who say this, and
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Speaker 1: I play for you the liberal media because I want
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Speaker 1: you to understand when they change what this means. This also,
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Speaker 1: by the way, and if you miss this yesterday, go
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Speaker 1: back and listen to it. In our podcast yesterday, I
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Speaker 1: played for you the changing narrative the White House. The
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Speaker 1: White House has changed where they've said over and over
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Speaker 1: and over again, Joe Biden has never talked about business
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Speaker 1: with Hunter Biden or any of the Biden crime family members, right,
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Speaker 1: that's their line. They've now changed that narrative to Joe
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Speaker 1: Biden has never been in business, has never been a
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Speaker 1: business partner with Hunter Biden. So they have completely changed
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Speaker 1: the narrative. Now it is it is completely different than
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Speaker 1: what it was before because they understand now there is
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Speaker 1: no way to continue to lie to the American people
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Speaker 1: with all the evidence it's mounting. They can't look at
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Speaker 1: you anymore with a straight face and say, we have
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Speaker 1: never done anything like this before, right, like, we have
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Speaker 1: never talked business before. We know they've talked business. Know
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Speaker 1: how much they've talked business. It is clear that it
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Speaker 1: is significant how much business they have talked and how
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Speaker 1: much they were involved. It is corruption at the highest level.
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Speaker 1: We know this. So that's why they've changed the narrative.
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Speaker 1: The narrative was he never talked business with any of
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Speaker 1: the Biden family members. They know that's a lie. They
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Speaker 1: can't defend it. There's no way to move past it.
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Speaker 1: So now they've changed it to, Okay, they were never
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Speaker 1: in business together. President of the United States of America,
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden was never in business with his son. Now
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Speaker 1: we have bank accounts that prove that that's not true.
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Speaker 1: We have the big guy that also proves it's just
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Speaker 1: not true. We have multiple things that you can look
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Speaker 1: at that show free show you that this is not true,
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Speaker 1: that they're lying on that point, but it's easier to
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Speaker 1: get away with that lie than the other one they've
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Speaker 1: been telling. That's the point you need to understand. Now,
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Speaker 1: listen to the reporter after this bombshell's drop on the
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Speaker 1: host at NBC News and listen to her response to
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Speaker 1: what he just said.
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Speaker 3: Kelly.
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Speaker 4: And at this point, it's not even clear when it
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Speaker 4: will get resolved, Ryan, because the timeline question is also
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Speaker 4: still an open one.
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Speaker 3: So to be crystal clear, so that folks understand this,
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Speaker 3: and we're.
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Speaker 4: Going to go to some of our legal experts in
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Speaker 4: just a second.
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Speaker 6: Here.
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Speaker 4: Essentially, this plea agreement consisted of two buckets, let's call them,
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Speaker 4: one on taxes and one on this gun charge. The
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Speaker 4: judge's concern was on that second buget. She has questions,
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Speaker 4: so she is not approving this until she can better
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Speaker 4: understand this. That is why hunter Biden entered that not
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Speaker 4: guilty plea.
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Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 5: I mean, the judge felt that constitutionally, she should not
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Speaker 5: be the one responsible to be the arbiter of whether
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Speaker 5: or not Hunter Biden was abiding by the provisions that
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Speaker 5: they outlined in this diversion program. And she said many
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Speaker 5: times that normally, when a diversion program is agreed to
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Speaker 5: by the two sides, that a federal judge or judge
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Speaker 5: of any kind is not even made aware of that,
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Speaker 5: that this is an agreement that the two sides work
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Speaker 5: out and that the bench is not involved in it.
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Speaker 3: This is a situation.
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Speaker 5: Where and hunter Biden's lawyer admitted this in open court
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Speaker 5: that because of the political consideration surrounding this issue, because
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Speaker 5: there's so much attention being paid to hunter Biden and
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Speaker 5: the accusations that the Department of Justice may have been
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Speaker 5: giving a preferential treatment, that they wanted a third party,
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Speaker 5: independent arbored to make it clear if he was in
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Speaker 5: violation of that diversion program, that it was somebody that didn't.
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Speaker 3: Necessarily have a dog in the fight.
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Speaker 5: She said she understood that, but she also said she
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Speaker 5: didn't think that the constitution allowed her that ability. Because
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Speaker 5: of separation of powers, it's not the responsibility of the
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Speaker 5: judicial branch to say it's time to move forward with
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Speaker 5: the prosecution. That's the responsibility of the executive branch and
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Speaker 5: the Attorney General's office. So that's why she was so
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Speaker 5: concerned about this, and she just did not want Hunter
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Speaker 5: Biden to agree to something that ultimately could come back
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Speaker 5: to haunt him in the long run. She wanted to
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Speaker 5: make sure that he was a one hundred percent comfortable
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Speaker 5: with this idea of pleading guilty to these charges and
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Speaker 5: understood everything that was involved in it.
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Speaker 1: Now, that's one how of a spend from him at
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Speaker 1: the end. There. That's not what she said in court.
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Speaker 1: If you look at what she said, she was not saying.
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Speaker 1: She was not there to try to protect Hunter Biden,
20:09
Speaker 1: as it was just described that that's absurd. She was
20:12
Speaker 1: upset that this was going to be this absurd plea
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Speaker 1: deal where he could be found he was immune from
20:17
Speaker 1: all other investigations and or charges. That's what she was saying.
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Speaker 1: This idea that she was like, Oh, Hunter, I really
20:24
Speaker 1: want you to understand this. Trust me. Hunter wanted this
20:26
Speaker 1: plea deal, Okay, more than anybody else. Actually, I take
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Speaker 1: that back. Joe Biden needed this plea deal more than
20:32
Speaker 1: anybody else. Hunter Biden wanted the plea deal. The Democratic
20:36
Speaker 1: National Committee needed this plea deal more than anybody else.
20:39
Speaker 1: That's a better way of just saying this. Because now
20:42
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20:47
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Speaker 7: You know, Senator Cotton, the Delaware Hunter Biden thing kind
22:50
Speaker 7: of blew up today, which may open some interesting possibilities.
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Speaker 7: I'm waiting for the Senate use Senators from Fulton. Senators,
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Speaker 7: you got to get this big stuff. The leadership is
23:03
Speaker 7: I'm reading terrible for you and Ted Cruz and all
23:08
Speaker 7: the good conservatives. You got to get on this thing.
23:11
Speaker 7: They may wind up impeaching in the House.
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Speaker 8: Well, Larry, I don't think Chuck Schumer is going to
23:18
Speaker 8: be hopping on anytime soon here in the Senate. But
23:20
Speaker 8: thankfully we have great leaders like Andy Barr and Kevin
23:22
Speaker 8: McCarthy and Jim Jordan James Comer in the House who've
23:26
Speaker 8: conducted numerous oversight hearings, who've exposed via some of these
23:29
Speaker 8: new whistleblowers, the efforts to cover up all of Hunter
23:32
Speaker 8: Biden's crimes and the way they implicate President Biden. If
23:35
Speaker 8: we had a liberal media that did not act like
23:38
Speaker 8: a failans of bodyguards around Joe Biden and the Biden family,
23:41
Speaker 8: we might have known before today that the plea agreement
23:44
Speaker 8: between the Biden Department of Justice and Hunter Biden last
23:48
Speaker 8: month purported to give him a total immunity for all
23:52
Speaker 8: past crimes and misdeeds. And that's what blew up the
23:55
Speaker 8: plea deal to day. It wasn't the judge rejecting it,
23:58
Speaker 8: is that the US attorney sheepishly admitted that they couldn't
24:01
Speaker 8: guarantee it, and Hunter Biden's lawyers, who obviously knew that
24:05
Speaker 8: that's what they were pursuing, refused.
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Speaker 1: To go forward.
24:08
Speaker 8: The plea deal unless they gave him blanket immunity for
24:11
Speaker 8: all crimes. So let's be clear, there's no confusion here
24:14
Speaker 8: between these two sides and the Biden Department of Justice.
24:17
Speaker 8: At Hunt Biden's criminal defense attorneys sit down, Those aren't
24:21
Speaker 8: adversaries negotiating. Those are co conspirators strategizing. Now, what the
24:25
Speaker 8: Department of Justice should do is what they should have
24:27
Speaker 8: done all along. Allow their investigators to pursue the facts
24:32
Speaker 8: wherever they lead, and charge Hunter Biden with the crime
24:35
Speaker 8: he is committed, and take it to a jury trial.
24:37
Speaker 1: One hundred percent.
24:38
Speaker 7: That's why I think a jury trial would be a
24:40
Speaker 7: fabulous outcome for this whole thing.
24:44
Speaker 1: A jury trial would be a fabulous outcome for this
24:47
Speaker 1: whole thing. He's right, Tom Cotton is right about this.
24:53
Speaker 1: Both of them are. And let me also remind you
24:55
Speaker 1: of the hypocrisy here. There is massive hypocrisy from every day. Remember,
25:00
Speaker 1: Democrats are obsessed with gun crimes. They're obsessed with prosecuting
25:05
Speaker 1: them to the fullest exsen of the law. They're obsessed
25:07
Speaker 1: with putting people that break laws with guns into prison forever.
25:12
Speaker 1: So why is the White House okay with a sweetheart
25:15
Speaker 1: deal for Hunter Biden? On this gun crime. Listen to
25:18
Speaker 1: this on the White House Press Briefing today.
25:21
Speaker 9: A firearm illegally should be prosecuted to the fullest extent
25:25
Speaker 9: of the law.
25:26
Speaker 10: So here I'm going to be I think I know
25:29
Speaker 10: where this question is going, and I'm just going to
25:33
Speaker 10: continue to say as it relates to the case that
25:36
Speaker 10: we're seeing in Delaware, I'm just going to not speak
25:39
Speaker 10: to that.
25:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just not going to say anything. So they're
25:44
Speaker 1: in favor of going after people that commit heinous crimes
25:47
Speaker 1: on a gun charge, just as long as it's everybody
25:50
Speaker 1: else but Hunter Biden and it comes Hunter Biden, We're
25:54
Speaker 1: not saying anything at all. Now. We also have just
25:57
Speaker 1: gotten the conditions of release for Biden. That document has
26:01
Speaker 1: now been made public. Hunter Biden's condition of release include
26:05
Speaker 1: he must not consume alcohol or prohibited drugs. Well, he
26:10
Speaker 1: just left that guy's house where of the dude was
26:11
Speaker 1: smoking a bong on the balcony the other day. Is
26:14
Speaker 1: lawyer friend out in California, So we'll see about that.
26:18
Speaker 1: Is part of his condition for the release is he
26:20
Speaker 1: must not possess a firearm. He must submit to random
26:25
Speaker 1: drug tests as required. Well, if they actually do randomly
26:28
Speaker 1: drug test him. That could be very interesting. And he
26:31
Speaker 1: must actively sleeek employment and not violate any law. Well,
26:35
Speaker 1: he's an artist, not even a starving artist. He's a
26:37
Speaker 1: big artist, so we should be good there. Also, the
26:41
Speaker 1: White House asked the question about all this today? What
26:45
Speaker 1: did the White House presidators say about like the President
26:48
Speaker 1: sawt on his son's plea deal blowing up in their face.
26:50
Speaker 1: You're gonna love this answer.
26:51
Speaker 6: Have you seen the President since Hunter Biden showed up
26:55
Speaker 6: in federal war, since the deal of a party? Have
26:58
Speaker 6: any reaction that he agree to allow you to share
27:01
Speaker 6: with us.
27:02
Speaker 1: So I'll tell you this.
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Speaker 9: And i'll repeat this is what I said at the top,
27:07
Speaker 9: which is the President loves his son. The President and
27:10
Speaker 9: the First Lady loved their son, and they support him
27:13
Speaker 9: as he's rebuilding his life and trying to move forward.
27:17
Speaker 9: I have not spoken to the President today. He has
27:20
Speaker 9: been busy continuing to work on behalf of the American people,
27:23
Speaker 9: as he does every day with internal meetings, and so
27:26
Speaker 9: I will leave it there.
27:28
Speaker 3: Have you.
27:29
Speaker 1: I don't believe for a second that the President had
27:31
Speaker 1: doesn't said anything about this today. I don't. I don't
27:35
Speaker 1: believe that for even a single moment. I think that's
27:37
Speaker 1: the most, maybe the stupidest thing I've ever heard. It's absurd.
27:43
Speaker 1: Of course they've talked about it. Of course they were
27:45
Speaker 1: watching all of this today. There's no way that they
27:49
Speaker 1: weren't talking about all of this today. And the idea
27:53
Speaker 1: that like this wasn't being talked about or the White
27:55
Speaker 1: House didn't chat about this, like, give me a break.
27:59
Speaker 1: This is twenty five four seven. Let me remind you
28:03
Speaker 1: of when Joe Biden got angry in the past when
28:06
Speaker 1: he was accused of being involved in the Biden crime
28:09
Speaker 1: family with that older man in twenty and nineteen. Never
28:14
Speaker 1: forget what the president spoke about. What he had to
28:16
Speaker 1: say here it is you heard the man there. He says,
28:24
Speaker 1: your son, you got him a job in a gas
28:26
Speaker 1: company he had no experience with, referring to Barisma. You're
28:36
Speaker 1: selling just like you're selling access to the president, just
28:41
Speaker 1: like others have done. Right, That's what he's saying here.
28:44
Speaker 1: And you can see Joe Biden get angry on the
28:46
Speaker 1: campaign trail and then he bites the man's head off.
28:49
Speaker 1: So you damn that's not true, and no one has
28:52
Speaker 1: ever said that.
28:55
Speaker 4: You see on TV.
28:58
Speaker 1: By the way, that's why the center I don't like
29:01
Speaker 1: it and.
29:04
Speaker 9: Go to theason.
29:07
Speaker 1: I run just because I've never run a long time,
29:09
Speaker 1: and I know what most people know. I want to
29:11
Speaker 1: get things done. That's why I'm running, and you want.
29:13
Speaker 5: To check my sheep on.
29:14
Speaker 9: Let's do to get here, Let's do what's wrong, Let's.
29:17
Speaker 1: Do whatever you want to do. Let's take an IQ test. Right,
29:21
Speaker 1: Let's take an IQ test.
29:24
Speaker 7: No one has said my son has done any long
29:27
Speaker 7: and I did not on any occasion, and no one
29:30
Speaker 7: has ever said it.
29:31
Speaker 6: No one.
29:34
Speaker 3: You said I set up my son to work in
29:36
Speaker 3: an auto company.
29:38
Speaker 1: Did you know what you said? I did your work stage.
29:40
Speaker 4: Jack, But.
29:45
Speaker 6: You don't hear that. Inn.
29:47
Speaker 1: You need not hear that all you man, this conversation
29:51
Speaker 1: sure did age well, didn't it? One other thing? If
29:54
Speaker 1: you don't think the media is starting to change and
29:56
Speaker 1: turn on this president because they're thinking maybe we need
29:59
Speaker 1: to get rid of him, listen to NBC's Chuck Todd.
30:03
Speaker 1: Here's what he had to say about this plea deal
30:05
Speaker 1: falling apart.
30:07
Speaker 11: Meanwhile, it's worth pointing out that the Trump appointed US
30:09
Speaker 11: attorney in this case, David Weiss, is facing elevated scrutiny
30:13
Speaker 11: of his own due to the handling of this investigation
30:15
Speaker 11: after House Republicans heard public testimony from a pair of
30:18
Speaker 11: IRS whistleblowers alleging political interference in this investigation. That testimony
30:24
Speaker 11: came after the original plea deal was announced, which today
30:28
Speaker 11: dramatically fell apart. And it is worth noting that the
30:32
Speaker 11: Houseways and Means Committee, led by Jason Smith, the Republican
30:36
Speaker 11: of Missouri, did give additional information to the judge in
30:41
Speaker 11: Delaware before today's proceeding.
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Speaker 1: So, in other words, all the lies are now falling apart,
30:48
Speaker 1: and everybody is now being able to check and understand
30:51
Speaker 1: and realize what's actually happening here. And so now that
30:55
Speaker 1: we all we can't deny that all this is happening,
30:58
Speaker 1: the judge is getting the full picture here. It's worth
31:01
Speaker 1: noting the whistleblowers are telling the truth basically, and nobody
31:05
Speaker 1: at the White House has said that they're not. Yeah.
31:08
Speaker 1: ABC's Jonathan Carl also said this about Hunter Biden pleading guilty.
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Speaker 12: And I can just tell you, with extensive conversations with
31:17
Speaker 12: the Hunter Biden team.
31:19
Speaker 3: That they were only going to agree.
31:22
Speaker 12: To plead guilty to those tax charges if it came
31:26
Speaker 12: with this, this immunity, so they could say everything else
31:30
Speaker 12: is put aside.
31:33
Speaker 1: So Jonathan Carl saying Hunter Biden would only plead guilty
31:37
Speaker 1: if it came with immunity for all future prosecutions that
31:44
Speaker 1: blew up, that won't happen. And now they're like, holy crap,
31:48
Speaker 1: what do we do now? This was not a bad
31:52
Speaker 1: day for Hunter Biden. This was a bad day for
31:55
Speaker 1: the President of the United States of America and the
31:58
Speaker 1: entire by crime family. I am hopeful that the tides
32:05
Speaker 1: are turning, and that the whistleblowers are finally being heard,
32:09
Speaker 1: and that people are actually realizing now just how corrupt
32:13
Speaker 1: Joe Biden is and how compromised he is as president
32:17
Speaker 1: to our adversaries. I'm hopeful, you know.
32:20
Speaker 5: So.
32:20
Speaker 1: I didn't say I'm excited because I don't believe that
32:23
Speaker 1: this can't all just disappear. Yet again, I am cautiously optimistic.
32:29
Speaker 1: I am hopeful that this is going to play out
32:33
Speaker 1: in a positive way for justice. I promise you this,
32:38
Speaker 1: We're gonna keep covering it. Make sure you download the
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