t. pardon us king bed is we talk about economic empowerment. we need to have the right to be empowered, economic kind of. we also have the right to pick even space to that's what able to do. and we've achieved quite a number of the most actually we'd like to clinton number for me. i still remember in the past, remember with maintenance in many countries, but no longer my nice, remember in, in the past would not have been i know to have submitted it to lives. for instance, in make contact today. we haven't met anything needs. that is actually fake, it doesn't matter how many times have you been and, and, and these are the things that are asking for, remember steve, and therefore it can be seen as a forward it to kind of gave, it's been a really big step here. i stayed, i am a woman, and i have the rights to be appointed since then who is the minutes that they might come to patch? he's also, i'm in a said they'd like to be appointed as the meanest. i've seen the past, you know, to have a woman.

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t going to happen. a >> such a selfless gesture from a loving son. >> well, joe returned the favor and pardoned hunter on his way out the door. >> the white house says no no.. >> hunter sentencing hearing is scheduled for december 16th.k >> that's a week before christmas. it's going to be an awfully cold, awkward weekend in rehoboth. if kward weeken joe's telling the . >> by then, the election will be over. upybe kamala will be mrs. claus and have a pardon wrapped up for hunter under the biden family tredene. contr >> fox news contributor and constitutional law attorney jonatha law attn turley joins me now. i mean, they have to have kamal a with joe and kamala ifa kamala wins. >> she's the one that pardons hunter, because if trump wins, o joe is going to have to do it himself. >>imself and no one wants that to happen. >> well well, it's interesting because if they wanted to maximizeces tt the chances that his father would reverse his decision fathed, this wouldg the the scheduling date fo drhen the hearing was put in the sweet spot. if you're looking fospot, r a pn ,because this would come afterit the el

addition to the silence today over the last couple of months, the official t his son just rot in jail if thas instead of using the pardon while he has it. >> will you accept the jury's outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? >> yes. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> it hasn't changed. hunter will be sentenced in december and he says, i will not subject my family to more pain, more invasions of privacy, and needless embarrassment. for all i put them through over the years, i can spare than this, and so i have decided to plead guilty. white house officials this week are warning of russian disinformation in the upcoming election. it is worth pointing out, the official white house line has been and still is that hunter's infamous laptop is russian disinformation. >> [inaudible] >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man. you are a one horse pony. i promise you, my justice department will be totally on its own making its judgments about how they should proceed. >> again, it is worth pointing out, while president biden and his team insist he will not pardon his son and he will not commute the sentence, he

prison, this is not shocking they went ahead exo t and take the plea deal, they needed sentencing to be done before biden leaves office, he will pardonttorney reading a message acting like he is the victim in this this is sab surd. elizabeth: we feel for drug addiction but this case looking at details is so nasty and ugly and connected to biden family, making up to 35 million in overseas deals involving potential corruption and foreign lobbying solutions that doj says that hunter biden did violate that. eliz. >> was over 50 llc 's, fake shell companies to launder the money through just about every member in their family, including nieces and nephews. -- well nieces, can't say nephews, absurd to think that they are trying to push him out. as an innocent person. caught up in a political fray. this is not alleged any more, house oversight and house judicial committee had a very in depth conversation and interview and they know for a fact the statements are true. elizabeth: senator markwayne mullin thank you for joining us. >> thank you for watching "the evening edit," dvr us. exciting show coming up "the bottom line," to dagen and sean.

t we so i suspect we're going to see a moderate prison term, no commutation and no pardon, but maybei'll be wrong. maybe there'll be a pardon, but i don't think so. i think. i think we'd likely to see a pardon. miranda, what isn. your take60 i thought 60 days before the election that, we wouldn'tn see what we saw in washington, d.c.seein washi, out where theyo an entire evidence dump withouta a trial prior to an election, while earll, priory is going on. >> miranda, look, it is so dishonest. it's such a political job. it's better care. it's so obvious when you know,da the federal government has a 90d day rule when it comes t to hunter biden around the midterms, around to elections, they just put down all their toolsstoppe and stopped work foror three three months. >> more on the hunte r biden, which was, again, another roadblock in the way of justicey being it tried in a timely fashion before the statutes ranu of limitations ran out on the most serious crimes. seri there's just such a difference in the way diffr biden fiasco was handled by the doj and these way that this special coun

t my the reality is a couple things. number one, you know, he is going to get a pardon. that's that's the safest bet in the world. on, thatbet inbut terms of the . i mean i felt so strongly about it that i testified in congress. nd and i'll tell you, a as somebody that was a prosecutor for an years, i'vesomea pros seen ag like it across the board. this is singular treatmente . nr it is inventing crimes where there's not a crime. and we this the hush money case that they're talking about today, that's not even cag illegal, like we're calling it legal activity case at. and so i see these things from a systemic point of view and iee think, you know, this guy just kind of admitted the obvious that you've got prosecut o e d.a.'s that are politicians at heart that are announcing i will finre annoud a way to pr' this person and they're doing it. and you don't have to be a lawyer to realize something fundamentally wrong with it, that we're turning the system upside dowo n and. so, you know, the more attention to that we can give, the better, because the systemt is broken. >> when you just decide i will get donald trump a

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