Hello America, and happy Friday. What an incredible week it's been, an indictment, an

arrangement. By the way, the third indictment of President Trump in four months, he's facing

more than 500 years in prison if the Democrats have their way in these different cases,

and we don't even have the Georgia case resolved. That could result in a fourth indictment.

A lot of people are worried about that, and it's implications for the legal system for American

politics. That certainly looks like almost what Vladimir Putin is doing to Navalny in Russia,

to some Republicans. You hear that comparison privately when I talk to Republicans. They're very upset

about this. Democrats obviously feel they're doing the right thing. It's going to be interesting

to watch the polling. If President Trump's numbers go up again, the American people may be in a

not so subtle way, or sending a message to the Biden administration, the Justice Department,

Alvin Bragg in New York, and anyone else that is in the game of indicting President Trump over,

and over and over again, because it's been three times. We've got a big story I broke last night.

You probably saw me on Sean Hannity. You certainly saw it on Just to Do this morning. I'm going to go

over a little bit on that. Why it's important, the new text message, as I got from Hunter Biden's

business partners, about the China energy deal. It wasn't a 2017 deal. It actually started in

December 2015 when Joe Biden was still in the Obama White House's vice president. We're going to

touch on that in a second. But first, let me give you a little lay of the land. Over this week,

I've had fun pulling in some candidates running for office in various places around the country,

because one of the best ways is a political reporter to understand what's really going on. It's

to talk to the candidates and what they're witnessing when they go out every day on the trail. As you

know, I'm stuck in Washington most of the time. I'm in the swamp. It's hard to get a feel for what's

really going on. And so I live sometimes through the reporting I can do through candidates.

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