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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast today. I have Miranda Devine with me. She is a journalist and all around truth

teller. You've likely seen her columns in the New York Post or heard her research into the Biden

family in her previous book, The Laptop from Hell, or her most recent book, which is titled

The Big Guy, of course, The Big Guy, How a president and his son sold out America. Miranda,

thank you so much for joining me today. Thanks for having me, Tudor. Great to be with you.

Absolutely. So we were just talking before we went on, and I really want to kind of dig into

the pardon of Hunter Biden because I feel like it just disappeared. Everybody moved on.

There's so much happening with the new administration and the appointments that come

out out every day.

But this was significant.

You've written a lot about it.

So could you kind of do a deep dive into what this means?

Sure.

It is pretty egregious, Tudor.

It's a situation where we've all known, I guess, for at least

four years that Hunter Biden was influenced peddling using his father's name to extract millions

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