It's Thursday, July 27th. When a judge asks, is this even constitutional?

You definitely have a problem. We start here.

Hunter Biden's carefully orchestrated plea deal isn't a done deal.

The judge put her finger on that ambiguity and the whole thing fell apart.

A Trump appointed judge puts the brakes on Hunter's guilty plea,

an aircraft originating from something nonhuman-like.

A lot of unanswered questions and lawmakers saying that they're going to dig a lot deeper.

Lawmakers here unsubstantiated allegations that the government is hiding aliens spacecraft.

And Tennessee teachers are pushing back.

Those are things we need to be teaching about. Those are things that are part of our history.

A local union sues the state over restrictions on what they can say about race and gender.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Anne Flarrity.

Hey, good morning.

Brad's off again today, but I'll be here in the meantime.

After months of lawyers negotiating behind closed doors,

President Biden's son Hunter was expected to walk into a federal courthouse yesterday

and plead guilty to not paying his taxes.

So it's as close to Hunter Biden believe that this will end the more than five year investigation

that has dogged Hunter and his father.

It was all part of a well-orchestrated plea deal that would have allowed the younger Biden to avoid prison time.

But within minutes of a judge scrutinizing the deal, it all appeared to fall apart.

The dramatic turn of events when the judge raised her concerns about whether the deal was constitutional.

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