All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Hunter Biden indictment on firearms, and let's talk about the growing scandals in and around Hunter Biden, but more importantly, around Joe Biden.

And the scandals are picking up pace.

Absolutely, they're picking up pace, they're getting bigger. The president's problems are

becoming, you know, are becoming very, very serious indeed. So you can track this from what's,

from what some important people are now saying.

But let's first of all begin with Hunter Biden.

You know, we had that sweetheart deal of a few weeks ago

and it collapsed when the judge made it pretty clear

that she was very unhappy with it.

And now we've had actual indictments of Hunter Biden they are very difficult to defend

against even when they're brought by someone like David Weiss who has up to this point

been bending over backwards not to investigate Hunter with too much rigor. So we've got that problem.

The president's son, and we mustn't forget this, he is the president's son, is now under

indictment and is now facing criminal prosecutions and potentially prison time.

So that's one thing.

The second is we're now having all this awful business about

Burisma, which of course again relates to the president's son. It's all now finally reaching

the political centre stage. And a couple of days ago, I sent you an article which had appeared in

National Review. National Review, for those who don't know, is the flagship magazine of the

establishment rhinos. I mean, it goes all the way back to the 50s.

It was set up by William Buckley back in the 50s.

It's the sort of place where the rhinos write.

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