Senator, it's going to be a fast-paced show. We have so much news that's broken this week about a whistleblower,

someone asking for whistleblower protection. We actually have an attorney saying he needs this protection.

And then on top of that, we hear all of a sudden Joe Biden's finally going to decide,

I'm going to announce I'm running for president,

hoping that'll put a lot of this to bed, that the media will protect him.

Your initial reaction to this was probably the worst week from a media perspective for this

president since he got into office, excluding maybe Afghanistan, because they're finally

reporting on what's happened. Well, look, the allegations that are coming out,

we've discussed at great length on verdict,

the allegations of corruption within the Biden family,

of profiting from Joe Biden's positions of government authority,

both as vice president and as president,

we now have all of that escalating significantly and a new element of the politicization of the

Department of Justice protecting Hunter Biden, and in particular this whistleblower, who sent a letter

on April 19th, sent a letter to senators

and House members of the applicable congressional committees, offering to provide testimony

demonstrating that the Biden administration lied. And the letter says, I represent a career IRS criminal

supervisory special agent who has been overseeing the

ongoing and sensitive investigation of a high profile controversial subject since early 2020

and would like to make protected whistleblower disclosures to Congress. Now, we now know that high-profile subject is

Hunter Biden, but the letter doesn't specify that. Despite serious risk of retaliation, the letter

continues. My client is offering to provide you with information necessary to exercise your

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