Well, I wouldn't suggest doing what Hunter Biden did. Unlike him, you would end up in prison.

Of course, we know that Hunter Biden has now pled guilty to two tax misdemeanors and

struck a deal with prosecutors to resolve a felony gun charge for illegally possessing a weapon

following his 2018 purchase of a handgun. Because unlike him, you'd probably end up in prison.

Right on crimes, Brett Tolman pointed out that 94.2% of federal firearm convictions in 2022

involved at least some prison time with the median sentence being 39 months. But not for Hunter Biden,

because he's a Democrat and he's Joe Biden's son, so he's part of the protected class in America.

We'll get into all that with Congressman Andy Biggs from Arizona. He serves on both the

House Oversight Committee, as well as the House Judiciary Committee. We'll talk to him not only

about the Hunter Biden stuff, but the ongoing investigation into the Biden family.

Is this meant to serve as a distraction from that? What's next? And that investigation,

what should you know about that investigation? Also, special counsel John Durham testified

before Congressman Biggs House Judiciary Committee. So we'll talk about that as well. And he had

this to say, listen, the steal that's the last year was it was entered into our congressional

record? Was it true? There is not a single substance piece of information and the dossier that

has ever been corroborated by the FBI or to my knowledge, anyone else. We'll get into all that

and more with Congressman Andy Biggs from Arizona.

Well, Congressman Andy Biggs, it's great to have you on the show, sir. It's been a while since

we've caught up, so I'm glad to have you. It's good to be with you, Lisa. Yes, it's been too long.

We look at this Hunter Biden plea deal. It's pretty sickening. I mean, he pled guilty to two

tax misdemeanors and struck a deal with federal prosecutors to resolve a felony gun charge,

which mean no one else is getting these plea deals. There's that kind of plea deal.

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