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morning edition, but first. On his Friday, very few Americans saw the vivid display of corruption

on Wednesday because they were either on the job or raising their urchins or otherwise occupied.

But Attorney General Garland's congressional testimony about the Hunter Joe Biden situation

was something to behold. Garland tried it out the Sergeant Schultz defense. I know nothing.

He evaded all specific questions about the Biden behavior by saying he would not, quote,

interfere with the investigations. So the head of the Justice Department is providing absolutely no

oversight on one of the most intense corruption investigations in history. Insane doesn't even begin

to describe it. And I believe, Mayor Garland. I think he wants no part of any Biden pro because he

knows it's radioactive. These swamp creatures have an acute sense of danger. But here's where the

Attorney General deceives. He had to sign off on the first Hunter Biden plea deal that demanded

the federal government never again charge Hunter with anything. As a former judge, Garland had to

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