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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Wednesday June 12th, 2024. This is the excerpt. Today a closer look at Hunter Biden's guilty verdict.

Plus a judge blocks Florida's ban on health care for transgender children and restrictions

for transgender adults.

And we look at new research into how the human body handles space travel.

A jury has found Hunter Biden guilty on all charges in his gun trial. I spoke with USA today

Justice Department correspondent Bart Janssen for more.

Bart, thanks for hopping on.

Thanks for having me.

So Bart, a verdict has been reached in Hunter Biden's gun trial.

What exactly did the jury find him guilty of?

Yeah, they convicted him on all three charges.

One was lying on a federal screening form saying basically that he did not use or was addicted to

unlawful drugs in order to buy a gun. He lied a dealer who sold him the gun and then he possessed that gun for 11 days while under those conditions.

What sentence might he face and is this a question of jail time? He absolutely has the potential to be jailed over this.

Sentencing is going to take months yet. It typically can take four months for a federal case.

A probation officer will typically interview him, draft a report about how sentencing go for other people in similar conditions for a first-time nonviolent

offender he's going to get a lower sentence than usual. The maximum sentence on these three charges is 25 years. Legal

guidelines suggest that a sentence might be more in the range of 15 to 21 months,

so less than two years.

But his conforming to the pretrial release conditions,

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