Senator, nice to be with you today. Let's just start so we know if either of us are going to get sued. I said I didn't want it. I'm kind of regretting that now. Do you have a copy of the hard drive?

I do not. I do not have Hunter's laptop. I've never seen it. I have seen some of the images on it that have been put on on Twitter and on the internet, but but always secondhand, not first.

So I don't need to pass you a dollar to be my official lawyer for this one. I'm in the clear. Well, I didn't say whether you, you just

asked to be sued. I mean, don't blame anyone if they follow what you requested. That's very true.

So Hunter comes out. The media goes nuts. They say they love the fact that he's playing offense.

I just do want to go back to the Hunter Biden who said he wasn't sure it was his laptop back in the day when he did that big sit-down interview. Take a look.

Was that your laptop? For real? I don't know. I know. I really don't know if the answer is.

You don't know. Yes or no if the laptop was yours.

I don't know. But now he does know. And he's going to sue everybody and he's going on offense.

Is this a smart strategy?

He sent a series of letters, including he sent a 14-page letter to the Department of Justice

addressed to the Assistant Attorney General for National Security, and he's asking the Department

of Justice to prosecute everyone who had access

to the laptop. And so it says, for example, John Paul MacIsaac, and it says Mr. MacIsaac is admitted

to gaining access to our client's personal computer data without Mr. Biden's consent, therefore prosecuted. So he wants the laptop

repairman prosecuted. And then he also wants, he says he shared it with third parties. So he wants

Steve Bannon prosecuted. He wants Rudy Giuliani prosecuted. Now, there are a couple of things that are

interesting. It's a whole list of people that he wants. Please begin criminal charges.

Bring these charges. And this is from a very high-priced lawyer. This is a lawyer who charges

probably a couple thousand dollars an hour to write this letter.

Several points worth noting.

Number one, this is the son of the president writing a letter to an individual appointed by the president, the assistant attorney general for national security, who reports to the Deputy Attorney General

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