We have got so much to talk about with the end of the year coming, Christmas, as there are a lot of things that are happening and changing.

Let's deal first with Hunter Biden.

The latest Hunter Biden problem is now putting the White House in a very tight spot.

President Joe Biden's administration has set to release hundreds of emails dating back to his time.

As the Vice President regarding his son Hunter Biden, the millions of dollars the younger Biden earned from a Ukrainian energy firm while his father was Vice President.

This coming from Newsweek, the trove of documents which were requested under the Freedom of Information Act earlier this year by a lawyer.

For a non-profit with ties to former Donald Trump advisor Stephen Miller includes, we're being told nearly 300 emails and dozens of photographs dating back to 2014 when Biden's son joined the board of the Ukrainian energy firm Berisma, despite having no experience in the sector and not knowing the language.

Hunter Biden's ties to the country as well as the contents of a laptop acquired by the New York Post in late 2020 that was also described as Russian disinformation by the top spies in America.

We know they were lying to us as well now have inspired widespread speculation, the conservative press.

Notice how they have to say the conservative press because the rest of the press, the mainstream media, the liberal press hasn't done their job on this story ever and refused to do it now.

The conservative press did cover it that the younger Biden was running a Biden crime family in my opinion, exploiting his political connections to enrich his entire family.

Now the documents attesting to his role there could be a critical part, not only a Biden story but also of Donald Trump's, who was impeached by the democratically led US House of Representatives for threatening to withhold aid from Ukraine unless its president.

Zelensky agreed to dig up compromising information on the Biden's.

That's actually not true either, but hey, that's how Newsweek puts it so it must be real.

This is the same Newsweek that said that the laptop from hell was Russian-difficent information and not real.

While the National Archives has already declined to release a number of documents containing sensitive information, quote unquote,

Biden himself has 60 days to decide whether to employ his rights of executive privilege or to prevent the release of the entirety of these documents.

I'm going to go ahead and guess that's exactly what he's going to do.

Experts, however, telling Newsweek that Biden's decision could be a defining action for a power that dates back to the days of George Washington.

The Presidents have long deployed presidential privilege to protect themselves and their family members as President Bill Clinton did for a first-ledgy Hillary Clinton during the White Water scandal in the mid 1990s.

Biden's decision could be seen by political opponents as comparable to the efforts by Richard Nixon to protect himself during the Watergate scandal,

even though the records in question are the focus of a partisan political group's efforts to discredit his administration.

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