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In a moment, we'll be joined by our friend Miranda Devine of the New York Post and we'll talk about the Hunter Biden guilty verdict.

More importantly the validation of the laptop from hell which everybody denied and we've gone through great

we gone into this in great specificity in detail now for the last two days

uh... and what this really should mean if you believe an equal justice and application of our laws.

Now you did have this interview that was given to ABC News where Joe Biden said he would not

pardon his son.

The question came up with Corinne Jean-Pierre, White House Press Secretary,

about the issue of whether or not Biden would commute Hunter's sentence.

Yeah, a different issue, different question, but really the same thing.

And you would think that, you know, that would have been a good follow-up for ABC, but they

only think of tough questions for Trump. anyway here's Kareem.

And then I know you read the statement at the beginning but I wondered if you can say anything

about how the president absorbed the news of his son's conviction and then also he has said that he was he has ruled out hardening his son but I

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