while hunter biden -- fraud. and aou british court orders that owner 23 million dollars assets be unfrozen. why? deputy asistani secretary kent testified to it. >> someonete in general prosecutor office of ukraine shut the case, issued a letter to his lawyer, and that money went poof. paid a bribe to make the case go away that is our strong assumption, yes, sir. >> that prosecutor irwas out, shokin was prosecutor general. -- george kent voicing the other concerns, this time, to vice president's office about hunter biden. in february of 2015, he raised concerns about hunter biden ton vice president biden's office. >> inof briefing call with national security staff of office of vice president in february of 2017, i raised mymy concerns that hunter biden status as a board member could create per suspicion of a conflict of interest. >> house manager didn't tell you that. this iss all while hunter biden sat on burisma's board,bo did hunter biden stop working for burisma, no. did vice president biden stop leading obama

hunter biden joins the board and only ten days after hunter biden joins the board. british authorities seize. $23 million in british bank accounts connected to the oligarch still chayefsky. the owner of burisma. did hunter biden leave the board then? no. the british authority has also announced that it had started a criminal into potential money laundering. then hunter biden leave the board. no. what happened was then? only then did the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets of burisma and his owners, olszewski were frozen and a criminal investigation had begun, hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags immediately. one article from may 2014 stated, the appointnt of joe biden's son to the board of ukranian gaskrnian gas firm burisma has eyebrows.s firm the world over even an outlet with bias for democrats pointed out hunter biden's activities created a cflict of interest for joe biden. the article the move raises about a potential conflict of interest for joe biden. now even chris hynes. hunter own business part

hunter biden joins the board and only ten days after hunter biden joins the board. british authorities seize. $23 million in british bank accounts connected to the oligarch still chayefsky. the owner of burisma. did hunter biden leave the board then? no. the british authority has also announced that it had started a criminal into potential money laundering. then hunter biden leave the board. no. what happened was then? only then did the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets of burisma and his owners, olszewski were frozen and a criminal investigation had begun, hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags immediately. one article from may 2014 stated, the appointment of joe biden's son to the board of ukranian gas ukrainian gas firm burisma has eyebrows.n gas firm the world over even an outlet with bias for democrats pointed out hunter biden's activities created a conflict of interest for joe biden. the article the move raises aboua tential conflict of interest for joe biden. now even chris hynes. hunter own busin

hunter foster.ip was rocky. she was planning on leaving him, i do know that for sure. she was home alone a lot by herself, because he'd go out partying with his friends, and she was lonely. she was sad. josh mankiewicz: and when police talk with christina's friend steven, he told them she'd been texting hunter that night, asking him to pick her up from the shopping center. she had texted him a few times, and then he stopped texting her back. and then she tried calling him, and he didn't answer. as as a result, steven said, christina became more and more upset as the night wore on. i mean, yeah, they were in a fight. they were definitely fighting that last night. police asked hunter to come down to the station. former prosecutor zeke fortenberry. what's he say about that fight that he and christine were having? hunter says he wasn't really aware of the fight. he said that he was out drinking, partying, he wasn't paying attention to his phone. and yet, it's the opinion of all her friends, who heard he

really go ahead hunter. yeah, i mean, i love the way, i the way i view it and the way i observe it is, you know, ought be very, very weary when the enemy now is your friend. right. i mean, the, the big tech oligarchs which fighting was correct in his farewell address. i mean, he said, be where the, the, the, the tech, the old guard that are coming in. and these were people that literally used warfare to go against trump. and now they're citing with him again, when you look at all of the events that are going on any surrounded by these people . i mean, i look at it from a profit perspective, you know, being in the business sector i looked at, i looked at where's the profit center? so is it, are they protecting an investment? that's how it would pursue. that was how i would perceive it. and i hope listen, i'm hopefully optimistic, but at the same time i'm still critical with regards to actual policy being enacted, especially when he looked at as best he was saying, a foreign policy approach was the profit cent

really go ahead hunter. so yeah, i mean, i loved the way, i, the way i view it and the way i observe it is, you know, ought be very, very weary when the enemy now is your french right. i mean, the, the big tech oligarchs which fighting was correct and his farewell address. i mean, he said, be where the, the, the, the tech, the oligarchs that are coming in. and these were people that literally used warfare to go against trump. and now they're citing with them. i mean, when you look at all of the events that are going on any surrounded by these people, i mean, i looked at it from a profit perspective, you know, being in the business sector i looked at, i look at where's the profit center. so is it, are they protecting an investment? that's how it would pursue. that was how i would perceive it. and i hope, listen, i'm hopefully optimistic. but at the same time, i'm still critical with regards to actual policy being inactive, especially when you look at as misty was saying, a foreign policy approach. war is a pr

hunter biden was convicted on federal charges for lying on a gun form.trial the president telling david he would not pardon his son? >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> reporter: days before hunter biden was set to be sentenced for that crime and for nine charges to which he had pleaded guilty, the president reversed himself granting his son a full and unconditional pardon. the president saying hunter biden was treated differently and singled out only because he is my son, that he was selectively and unfairly prosecuted. tonight in his report weiss firing back saying these baseless accusations have no merit and repeating them threatens the integrity of the justice system as a whole and while the president calls the prosecution of his son as a miscarriage of justice and the culmination of thorough investigation and not partisan politics. we could be hearing from another special counsel soon. a federal judge is lifting her injunction blocking the release of the part of jack smith's final report dealing with donald trump's role on januar

hunter wasn't even charged for not paying in taxes for the money they used. his tax charge dated back to... the reality is biden kudo another $10 million or more in taxes. >> once he got his heart and he gave up his fifth them and writes. it could be used in any trial against joe but we will see if he pardons himself. let's see if my prediction ends up being right. when we back, the left they are -- their climate alarmism, you were not going to believe the latest level. they are going after char burgers. how do you cook a hamburger over an open flame? you can't even make it up. - achieving my goals as an adult was challenging without a high school diploma. with the help of an adult education center, i finished my high school diploma and it changed my life. oh my gosh. - this year's book is a testament to your accomplishments and how they have impacted all of us. - getting my high school diploma made me feel like i can do anything. now i can help the kids in my community achieve their dreams. - when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to f

emily, would your 16-year-old self have parted with hunter? >> no. never.. >> greg: he would snort it. [applause] >> here's the thing about oh, i just got it that is funny. he is like german -- jeremy i rinse makes one movie every seven years and it is an academy award winning oscar blockbuster hunter is the opposite of that. he made thousands of paintings the minute after the senate released a report saying that the art industry is the single biggest money laundering operation out there. so whatever he assesses his are to be at he can paint another million of them in a month. that is the whole point because there is obviously no talent or thought behind it. he went from 0 to 60 he had no paintings and then all of a sudden there were dozens and dozens and galleries all over the world to. so clearly one day one pinch-hit internship -- turns out 100 canvases. so he can make another 100. >> crack is like super red bull. you can really get motivated. you get the right crack you can do some things. >> but you really just want to get more crack. [laughter] >> gre

i'd like to know how he got the money in hunter's laptop from hell. does he not implicate his own father? half of, you know, half my income goes to pops. what? what accounts should we take the money out to pay for pops home repairs. then the pictures, you know, speak volumes. you chronicle all of this in your new book. how much money did they make? how much money did joe get? and do you believe joe biden committed a crime based on your meticulously researched book? >> yes, i believe joe biden committed crimes. he was the closer of the biden family influence peddling schemes. we heard that from tony bobulinski. we essentially heard that from devon archer. the evidence would suggest that you asked how much money sean, they took in $27 million from our adversaries around the world. they can't say a thing that they did for the money. this is this is not counting the money. this is just suspicious wires from people in trouble in foreign countries, mostly adversarial countries, that they then laundered through a series of shell companies and then would, thr

write hunter's, as they call themselves. a collection is or treasure hunters who buy and sell pieces of different planets, asteroids or media, really the majority to solve on their entrance to earth, but not all. simply some when we're always searching for where we come from. so it's part of knowing our territory, the solar system is possible to show a major, right that fall in a dry desert, particularly sought after because they degrade very slowly providing pristine information about the composition and the origin of our planetary system. a small side of it renders a small media right museum in the last city, and he's asking the government to regulate media, right, so the foreign scientists and collectors can just help themselves and take them out of the country. meanwhile, the search for the precious treasure continues in the gillian desert to see a newman algebra for these or does or to the and the search clearly continues. that's it for me and the bulk of them kind of website just to come, whether it's next that inside

expedition has a rare thing book, a scientist and myself, a meteorite hunter, joining forces. and i've learned a lot. they told me not to use magnets that could alter a certain properties of the meteor rise. 8 i want to meet you write hunter's, as they call themselves. a collection is or treasure hunters who buy and sell pieces of different planets, asteroids or media, really, it's the majority to solve on their entrance to earth, but not all simply some when we're always searching for where we come from. so it's part of knowing our territory, the solar system is possible to show a major, right that fall in a dry desert, particularly sought after because they degrade very slowly, providing christine information about the composition and origin of our cabinetry system. most side of it runs a small and we do right museum, unless it in he's asking the government to regulate media. right. so the foreign scientists and collectors can just help themselves and take them out of the country . meanwhile, the search for the precious treasure continues in the gillian desert to see in huma

the interpreters of elizabeth is the primitive hunter, or what have you. and then it goes in the sixty's, it turns into an interpretation of this must be some kind of ecstatic drug induced totally as a nation or what have you seen it goes nearby here. so what's interesting to me is, what is that very strange space between the image that or appears to be making a claim is certainly making a mark and send it off into the future. you know, like a message in a bottle, but it's in, in, in the cipher opal language. yeah. right. yeah. and so to me it's a very beautiful crystallization of, of the problem of and the magic really of images. yeah. because there's a moment that when image is a made me, whether it's a photograph or digital physical photograph for the painting that things encounter on the 69. and i've seen a stick in contests. stone. so the pigment is so, you know, spread over, you know, a particular surface. yeah. and the cap to the moment effect, him count the sticking the stuff. right? and, and the magic of images is that to that exact moment of enco

i want to meet you write hunter's as they call themselves. a collection is or treasure hunters who buy and sell pieces of different planets, asteroids or media, really the majority to solve on their entrance to earth, but not all. simply some when we're always searching for where we come from. so it's part of knowing our territory. the solar system is possible to show a major, right that fall in a dry desert. i particularly sought after because they degrade very slowly, providing pristine information about the composition and origin of our cabinetry system. most side of it runs a small and we do write museum and the last city and he's asking the government to regulate media, right. so the foreign scientists and collectors can just help themselves and take them out of the country. meanwhile, the search for the precious treasure continues in the gillian desert to see a new and i'll just era for these are does a to the heavy snow and freezing rain that causing widespread disruption across the united kingdom, towns in northern england, blanketed

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the news attracted astronomers, geologist, city treasure hunters from the world over the name of knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived. fresh without terrestrial alteration. after more than a month, most european, until the and scientist ran out of time and money and abandoned the search. this is about as close as you can get to looking for a needle in a haystack except that there is no, hey, here rather. no one is cactuses, was incredibly long and sharp thorns, lots of loose rocks, which makes well this rather dangerous. now, scientists estimate that then we do right, fill somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area of where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it, so there's still a long way to go. with geologist, samantha, and i've been out and meet you right. hunter for him on saturday, aren't giving up money to get that piece. you want any like this expedition has a rare thing book, a scientist and myself, a meteorite hunter, joining forces. and i've learned a lot. they told m

the news attracted astronomers, geologists, and treasure hunters from the world over the name of knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived. fresh without terrestrial alteration. after more than a month, most european, until the end scientist ran out of time and money and abandoned the search. this is about as close as you can get to looking for a needle in a haystack, except that there is no, hey, here. rather, a norm is cactuses was incredibly long, and sharp thorns, lots of loose rocks, which makes all this rather dangerous. now scientists estimate that the media right fill somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area of where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it. so there's still a long way to go. slip geologist, samantha, i've been not and media right, hunter quoted him on saturday, aren't giving up money to get that piece you want any like this expedition has a rare thing for a scientist and myself a media ride hunter joining forces and i've learned a lot. they told me not to us

hunter's attorneys saying what is clear is that the investigation and hunter biden is a cautionary talepower. criticizing david weiss. jack smith and his report on president-elect donald trump, release just after midnight. smith resigned as special counsel last friday just a few days after semitic the report to attorney general merrick garland. they gave the green light at midnight specifically because of a hole from a trump-appointed federal judge. while he never got to take donald trump to trial, the election interference case in d.c., the alleged election interference case in d.c. whatever resulted in a guilty verdict. smith writing the office assessed that the admissible evidence was sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction at trial. the report was divided two sections. we are only going to see volume one released by this justice department. volume two deals with the classified documents case that also never went to trial but merrick garland, only on the job says a few more days, says he will not release volume two because president-elect trump's two former codefendants are fac

the news attracted astronomers, geologist, city treasure hunters from the world over the name of knowing exactly when it fell is a major discovery because we can determine the conditions under which it arrived. fresh without terrestrial alteration. after more than a month, most european, until the and scientist ran out of time and money and abandoned the search. this is about as close as you can get to looking for a needle in a haystack except that there is no, hey, here rather. no one is cactuses with incredibly long and sharp thorns, lots of loose rocks, which makes will this rather dangerous. now, scientists estimate that then we do right, fill somewhere within a 6 square kilometer area of where we are right now. they've only been able to search about 20 percent of it, so there's still a long way to go split geologist, samantha, and i've been out and meet you write hunter's quoted him on saturday, aren't giving up money to get that piece. you want any like this expedition has a rare thing for a scientist and myself, a meteorite hunter, joining forces. and i've learned a lot. they told

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are there lots of hunters here? can get all of the animals they need in the forest edge so this centre area here is not that well hunted. it's rare. why spend the effort in coming deep into the forest when you can get all your food on the edge? though frowned on by some, hunting is clearly still an important source of food for communities that live near the forest. we head out in the morning with an expert in setting traps of a rather different sort. this is fresh, right? very fresh. 0h! oh, my... that's good. dr gimo daniel is a dung beetle researcher... you guys, are you sure you don't want to...? ..and to find new species of them, you need bait... hold on, hold on — i want to put on my gloves. ..and a stern constitution. first of all, we need to dig a hole, right? so, we can bury a yoghurt container, right? after that, we put soil to soil level. and then, we need to be as neat as possible because dung beetles are full of nonsense — they want a neat pit for the trap! they're fussy? they're very fussy! laughter. af

it was definitely hunter biden's laptop for me, because who did not sign it was hunter biden. >> yeah. >> he never said, that's not mine. >> no, that's true. he never did. he never denied it. >> if there was a laptop going around where i was doing stuff like that, and i know that i didn't do stuff like that, i would say something. >> yeah, no, he knew he was like, i either i did it or i don't remember that i did it. >> yeah. >> he was like, i don't know if it's mine, which is like what i say with like, you know, you're 16 and like, i don't know how that bottle is in my room. like, that's not even. >> what if some dude shows up from overseas who hasn't watched the news in the last five years and said, hey, i left the laptop. >> here. >> they. >> go, actually. >> yeah. >> that is. a big story. you know, tyrus, the great thing about this 51 intel letter thing is now we no longer trust the media or the government presenting a group of experts like, here are 13 nobel laureates who say that tariffs are bad. or here's 96% of climate experts who say climate change is caused by by humans. now

it was hunter's laptop it was proven to be his laptop.to protect joe biden and protect hunter biden so lost her security clearance thanks for playing you should have known better and these are folks who'd been in the business a long time and should have known better. so i don't feel a bit sorry for them. >> martha: it's ironic that he was denying former president biden was denying his family had any of these associations are he denied it all the way through than yesterday 15 minutes before the inauguration of president trump khaki blanket pardoned prior to any charges coming, all the members of the family who were implicated in this. what is a reaction to that? >> to me that implies that there is guilt. why would you pardon somebody who is not guilty of anything? it's common sense. but he anticipated there might be legal action why would he anticipate that? because he new that there was therefore he had to take action to prevent them from going to jail. it's that simple. >> martha: so what's happening now as president trump has said he wa

in this case, hunter biden was convicted. incredible, now we're getting -- look, i was expecting a pardon of his brother, jim biden. do you think we're going to get that in the next couple days? >> we have five days to go. six days to go. i wouldn't be surprised if out the door he does a whole lot more of these in addition to the thousands of commutations and pardons already. >> this was a six year investigation. that was a six year investigation into hunter biden. >> didn't pay taxes for four years. arrogance, that's what that is. maria: and corruption. >> yes, ma'am. maria: yeah. meanwhile, fire conditions are expected to worsen in southern california. we've got strong santa ana winds fueling the deadly wildfires of course. fox weather meteorologist craig herrera with an update there. >> maria, good to see you this morning. i wish we had better news. the offshore winds continue today, pick up later today through the evening hours. offshore winds, i've gotten the question many times, what is that specifically. it's the air c

. >> ainsley: also release dollars was the doj david weiss into hunter biden confirming hunter did makelions using the family name. he writes, quote: as a well educated lawyer and businessman. he choose to not pay 1.4 million in taxes over four year period. mr. biden made this money by using his last name and connections to the secure lucrative business opportunities. what are your thoughts when you read through this? >> well, this report was very strongly rebuked that there was any sort of selective prosecution of hunter biden. there was overwhelming evidence of criminality against him. i think, again, this has been established through his court proceedings and, of course, the blanket pardon that he received very unprecedented. which mr. weiss also feels was highly unusual and maybe even unfair given the gravity of his criminality here. just as kind of overarching issue. i think that we really need to revisit the legitimacy of releasing these special counsel reports in cases that either were dismissed from courthouses or were never brought. there is a discretionary policy of the doj th

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the hunter legal team is pushing back.st night they told us mrs his proposal to resolve this investigation in 2023 with a pair of misdemeanors and diverted gun charge recommended by career prosecutors. mr. weiss also failed to explain why he reneged on his own agreement. a reversal that came at the 11th hour in court as he faced blistering attacks from republican and then filing unprecedented charges with someone with no aggravated gun charges paid his taxes in full years before the charges were filed. president biden came here to the white house four years to the day promising to restore faith in institutions. now this special counsel is saying that president biden's actions have undermined faith in institutions. back to you. >> steve: peter, nobody asked joe biden more about hunter than you. and david weiss went after joe biden saying, you know what? you made up a bunch of baseless allegations and suggestions about your son. what are you doing? >> peter: yes. and the answer was always that joe biden didn't know anything

and when the first hunter is organized in, be saka. and then in la paz, july 1809, the viceroy of peru is going to declare that if the king is absent, he is still the viceroy. he's still charge and, therefore. so the war begins in the southern andes between troops and from the southern provinces, peru coast guard to keep up, you know, into what today bolivia. erik, we'll talk more about. but war begins very early in this region troops sent from the rain not the la plata created 1776 are going to try to take over so wars are going to be quite intense in those years. and here i have some of of those wars mapped out some of the places that go up and down to have some the years of the main battles. and you can see that we have intervened on that map. we're not showing our present day borders of any of the countries that you would now identify as, the countries there we're showing huge gaps where, for instance, the areas of the amazon that were not controlled by any of the vice royalties or by the kingdom of brazil. and we're showing the so

hunter's and it was russian misinformation and he did not talk -- he did not talk to any of hunter'ss partners. he hid all of that and it is all coming out it was true. she also said a president can be tried after he is out of office. if we are having equal justice isn't biden going to be in trouble for what he did prior to the 2020 election, hiding evidence from the american people? they say no one is above the law. it looks to me like there might be a case for what biden did prior to the 2020 election. a lot of people said had i known about the laptop i would've not voted for biden. it seems to me like there is going to be a case for the other side if that is truly what your guest said his biggest crime was, he hid it from the american people. host: trina in texas. an update on the wildfires burning in the los angeles area. front page of the wall street journal. "more than 10,000 structures have burned. officials fear the death toll will rise." inside the wall street journal, let me show you what they have to say on the cost of this. "damage costs are likely to set a record" is the

or border of hallmark disinformation and that story was close tore disinformation and the hunter biden true. >> facebook pulled all stories down about the hunter biden laptop. >> correct. i was covering biden at the time and coming to my editor saying we need to write about the hunter biden laptop and going were politico writing alaska the laptop and don't talk alaska the laptop or tweet about the laptop. only thing politico wrote was that piece that call it had disinformation, which could be called nist information at the least. i -- misinformation and i wrote a classic story saying the former vice president's son was slapped with a big tax lean for the period of time -- tax lien working for this controversial ukrainian natural gas concern and that story was killed by the editors and they gave no explanation for that either. >> interesting. >> that general experience, obviously the public doesn't know about those i think things and reporter witnessing the way in which the two candidates were >> calling like the terrible mainstream media and don't understand the process. >> the decisio

this is after joe biden pardoned his own son hunter biden is hit with criminal tax evasion among other things and joining us is fox news legal analyst terrific book and constitution of the united states and the legal documents and he's g gregg jarrt and your reaction to biden undermined the u.s. justice system? >> well, i think weiss confirms what we already know, liz, that hunter and his family made millions of dollars from foreign sources by monetizing the vice presidency. but the thing, weiss conspicuously omits how he ran this five-yearlong protection racket for the biden's as culminated in the notorious sweet heart deal and only blew up because a federal judge put a stop to it. irs agents and you'll recall blew the whistle on how david weiss ignored larger crimes of influence peddling and statutes expire and tipped off defense attorneys and scuttle raids and he halted any investigation about joe's involvement and incredibly weiss now insists oh, gee, there was no preferential treatment and yet as a report outlines many of the corrupt foreign deals, china, ukraine, list goes on and

the thing about and hunter college now and of dad poking fun at oppressors. he wrote a song which he called the southern and my daughter me. i've got to say a little bit about it. i sing it. paul how many people know what the southern poll tax was? oh, a large percentage. those of you who don't. it was a way of sure, black people couldn't vote. had to pay a poll tax. and by the way, an lot of poor white people were not knocked out of voting as well because of the poll tax. so here it goes. mr. chairman, on the question of the southern poll tax, i want to tell you all it's very old tax. my pappy used to have it and his pappy did before. and everybody's pappy long before the civil war. now, the with you all is that you all don't understand. everybody's happy in a happy dixieland. so stop this agitating. let the good old poll tax. be i learned love the sunny south the same way you love me. bom bom, bom coated tar and feather will protect from the weather. you'll learn to love the south. they have the laws of antebellum this are all that. you can smell them. you'

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