Hunter Biden Heads to Court

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🗓️ 26 July 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Hunter Biden is expected to plead guilty in court to misdemeanor tax charges in a deal that likely keeps him out of prison. UPS and its union workers strike an agreement that averts a labor strike. And former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed who was released in a prisoner swap in Russia turns up injured on the Ukrainian battlefield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, July 26th.
0:03.0	The president's son is headed to court to plead guilty on federal tax crimes.
0:08.0	We start here.
0:11.6	If you thought Hunter Biden cutting a deal with prosecutors meant you no longer hear
0:15.7	about his laptop?
0:17.0	Well, think again.
0:18.0	The Republicans are not going to give up on this.
0:21.0	Why House Republicans say an impeachment inquiry of President Biden could be on the horizon.
0:26.4	Millions of US businesses are signed with relief.
0:29.5	Under UPS strikes a deal with its union workers.
0:32.3	That would have been the costliest strike in US history.
0:34.5	We'll talk about what that deal means and if it could open doors for other disgruntled
0:38.8	employees.
0:40.1	And a former US Marine was released in a prisoner swap with Russia only to turn up a year
0:45.0	later injured in Ukraine.
0:46.5	Mr. Reed was not engaged in any activities on behalf of the US government.
0:52.4	US officials tell ABC News that veteran Trevor Reed was injured in a landmine explosion.
0:59.5	From ABC News, this is start here.
1:02.2	I'm Ann Flerty.
1:10.4	Hey there.
1:11.4	Brad's off today.
1:12.4	I'll be walking you through the news.
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