I want to know and I think you want to know whether or not that laptop found in the

repair shop actually belonged to Hunter Biden and whether the emails on them are

authentic.

But we're not going to find out because NPR National Public Radio has abdicated its responsibility

by telling us they're not going to investigate. They're not going to report. The same thing was true with

Facebook and Twitter and, you know, am I the only source now of news and analysis I wish we would go back to the day when

investigative reporters looked into everything and left it to us the voter to decide whether it's relevant.

So that's part of democracy.

Another part of democracy I'm talking about on the Dershore show today is

whether or not we should have judges appointed for life.

I don't think so. That's too long.

That's for kings. That's for popes. That maybe is for professors. It's not for people who serve for the government of the United States even as judges.

That's what you'll hear about today on the air show.

Millions of Americans are now voting and many, many more will vote on November 3rd.

And what we won't know at the time we cast our ballot is whether there is any truth at all to the claims that Joe Biden's son Hunter

had a laptop which he left at a repair shop, which contains emails that are suggestive of some possible

misconduct on the part of Hunter Biden and some allegations that conceivably could reach Joe Biden.

I like Joe Biden. I've known him for years. I do not believe he is in any way corrupt. and I'd like to see the allegations

disproved but right now they have not been disproved what we hear on every

radio show and every television show from the major media when they talk about the allegations they say unverified disproved etc.

That's just not the case. We don't know. As far as I know, Joe Biden has never been asked the simple question.

Do you know whether that laptop belonged to your son? Do you know whether the emails contained in that

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