from a lockheed martin -- >> from a lockheed martin standpoint we are required to provide what's called f-35 in a bach thanks uh the simulation of the f-35 itself as a representation within the government lab known as the joint simulation environment. i can't tell you. i don't know the other elements it's a government developed integrated lab. >> while the reason i asked the question is again was was stated here in some of the media is that there were some issues you know we're always going to hear as long as we're on the face of this earth it's a software problem it's an integration problem it's a whatever we got that that's that's our future. i guess my question is if we're being delayed with producing f-35s because the joint simulation environment is not up and running. i need to know where do we as the elected body here put the oversight in the emphasis so that pie if you will the jsc pie comes complete and we're moving f35s off the line you know the production line onto the flight line into the battle. >> yeah i'm interested in that as well. i want to see the success of the joint s

lockheed martin has tens of billion dollars come from taxpayers.ny programs denigrate white males has lockheed martin done? i call on the u.s. senate and the u.s. house of representatives to launch an inquiry to answer these questions. because the truth is really simple, taxpayer should not subsidize woke racism at america's largest corporation. >> tucker: was there any response from lockheed martin? when you asked them, how can you justify this? >> yes, they responded today with a statement that could only be described as corporate gibberish. it was a serious of meaningless buzzwords. i think they have been caught and they are scrambling to figure out how to respond. the documents on my twitter handle and my website are damning. no bonus about it, this is a neo-racist program forced employees. and subsidized by the taxpayers. >> tucker: why are you the only journalist doing this story? >> people are afraid to speak out on these issues. it will take more people to hav the courage to stand up and speak out and a racism is wrong no matter where it co

well which got to go with lockheed martin. i think they're right. i feel like i'm right.o much. it will be earnings but i want to hear the outlook as well. >> tim. >> good for pedro on the would you rather rather that i wasn't asked i'll take at&t earlier off the board for 200. i think the debt story the the max i like it. >> that's bringing back the guest. i don't know guy. >> oh, stop. it is not. >> it's just like -- just like bringing back the guest, for tim. dollar general, dg gngoi high. >>reporter :my mission is simple, to make you money. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, other people want to make money call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. is this the calm before the calm after one more r

rivlin the president has given the mandate to lockheed the head of the opposition but neither of those people are involved in what is the real battle that seems to be going on here which is between benjamin netanyahu and the leader of a smaller right wing party yemeni natale bennett he doesn't yahoo has been absolutely ripping into bennett saying that he's being driven by personal ambition that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that he's being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin at night netanyahu accusing someone else of personal political ambition this is a real bid by now you know to try to stop this this coalition building before it's even really got under way he is appealing for both bennett and for other members of his party some of whom have been expres

that is who is doing the training at lockheed.s something internally who's telling them in order to hire people you need to do this leve of training. it is worse when you're talking about consumer products brands who have gone so far left with eventually it's going to bite them because they are going to italy at more than have of the customers. >> can i say one thing you? they have tricked the people wh just to listen to rage against the machine. and joining the machine. i'm the persistence. you literally but from listenin to being in the machine. such a great bracket. i admire it now. now i'm going to be pro- woke. middle-of-the-road, we discusse biden next. he's really just a tool the football. according to our whole, a growing number of americans think president biden's too liberal. 46%, to be exact. which was up from 36 and 2019. i know that is a lot of numbers. it's nice to hear from you, portland. appalled by point of the majority of voters say biden is socially and fiscally liberal. he's paying more people that were hurt it

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off of this while the manufacturers of all those weapons and defense systems that's for sure and lockheed martin in particular just kept popping up over and over again in my research into the 21202021 v.a. from additional tax money going to buy parts for other countries after $30.00 five's which are planes that we taxpayers have invested over 1.5 trillion into that still don't operate correctly to a new air defense system that they want to install on guam that's also a lockheed martin product so basically every military build up every defense authorization and funding law funnels money to the multi-national weapons companies and this one is certainly no difference now we've been a mess. ghana stand 20 years now how long is it estimated that will be involved in the effort stemming from the persistent deterrence initiative how much is it estimated it's going to cost us so that the pacific deterrence initiative for 2021 is authorized at $2200000000.00 but the military is expecting $5500000000.00 for the next year and so the cost is likely to go up and while we don't know how long this is goi

that is who is doing the training at lockheed.s something internally who's telling them in order to hire people you need to do this leve of training. it is worse when you're talking about consumer products brands who have gone so far left with eventually it's going to bite them because they are going to italy at more than have of the customers. >> can i say one thing you? they have tricked the people wh just to listen to rage against the machine. and joining the machine. i'm the persistence. you literally but from listenin to being in the machine. such a great bracket. i admire it now. now i'm going to be pro- woke. middle-of-the-road, we discusse biden next. ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. ♪ [truck horn blares] (vo) the subaru forester. dog tested. dog approved. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunot

don't operate correctly to a new air defense system that they want to install on guam that's also a lockheed martin product so basically every military build up every defense authorization and funding law funnels money to the multi-national weapons companies and this one is certainly no difference now we've been here for. ghana's stand 20 years now how long is it estimated that will be involved in the effort stemming from the persistent deterrence initiatives how much is it estimated it's going to cost us so that the pacific deterrence initiative for 2021 is authorized at $2200000000.00 but the military is expecting $5500000000.00 for the next year and so the cost is likely to go up and while we don't know how long this is going to go on for we can use recent history as our guide because a similar and this should have been eastern europe the european deterrence initiative started with similar funding levels in 24 it seen what has cost us over $20000000000.00 and counting and that initiative 7 years later is still ongoing well gentlemen fortunately that's all the time we have we'll have to fo

does any of this is a weapons of war which lockheed makes are the most lethal in the world?lous. it got me fired up this early in the morning as i read through this. i can't imagine having to sit through that. we have military men who have been put through this i would hope that these men know exactly who they are and already seen diversity, so accomplished in our military. you read on, tired of being black, what black personally representing? as a black man to me that is racist. i don't want you to think i am a victim. i don't want you to think i need you to feel sorry for me. i don't need anyone to feel sorry for me. i'm a black man who can get an education and raise a family and have kids, this is absolutely ridiculous. the american people have to stand up against this. these corporate folks who think going around pushing this victim mentality is helping black people and minorities you are not doing us any favors. we don't need your handouts. we can work like everybody else. we have intelligent african americans across every discipline, every industry that are well accomp

. >> well it is a miss this week from the defense contractor lockheed martin we recently learned thatle executives participate in a 16-hour diversity training so they could unlearn their white mental privilege i think self-reelection is a good thing but america is probably safer if lockheed martin focussings on killing machine and instead of teaching employees to be woke. paul: okay thank you all and remember if you have the your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer on fnc thank to my panel and to all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot hope to see you right here, next week. ♪ ♪ >> people are ready to get out as americans are hitting the road and flying the skies in numbers not seen in well over a year as millions look to get out of town this holiday weekend aaa expecting a 60% jump in travel over last year's memorial day weekend. with about 37 million americans leaving their homes as the country begins to enter a post pandemic phase. hello everyone welcome to brand new hour of fox news live, our arthel neville hello mr. hall. >>

he got a job at bell bomber that later became lockheed, and marietta was like a boom town in the lates and early '50s, and there was such an influx of people to work at lockheed that they came up with -- they had to do some really quick housing projects to make room -- you know, make places for people to live. so that was how i wound up in marietta, and we lived in one of those housing projects, and i remember back when i was about 3, my earliest memories, my mother was a hairdresser and she had tuesdays off, and so she always wanted to go to atlanta on tuesday, and she would take me with her. we would take the greyhound bus downtown. and back then, you know, in the very early 1950s, if you went to atlanta, you got dressed up. you know, it was like you got dressed just as if you were going to church. so it was -- that was pretty cool. then we moved out by kennesaw mountain by the time i was in the eighth grade, and then i went to mckitchern high school in powder springs. a graduated in 1965, and in 1965, it was -- the vietnam war was really, you know, what was happening. >> was in the

. >> this is a photograph of a constellation the lockheed constellation that was used within antennae fuselage top to help pick up the signals. so during the cold war we were trying to monitor as many of our enemies as possible in order to learn their strengths and weaknesses. we were using z one thirties, we were using constellations, we were using u2s, we were using a variety of different aircraft to fly over or around foreign hostile countries to monitor their activities. this was a type of system that was inside one of these reconnaissance aircraft. as a result of this operation, there were, i want to say, 25 to 30 cold war shoot downs between 1950 and 1970. my father was shot down may one of 1960 over the soviet union, and his shootdown is one of the best known, because it was so highly publicized. there was an international incident eisenhower and crew schiff and banning up issue. dad ended up with two years in a soviet prison. his was not the only plane shot down. there were some 25 to 30 plane shot down during the cold war. we need to talk about a few those shoe towns now. he

. >> so you bought, pete, lockheed martin shares today, right we're talking stock, not calls. >> uh-huh. right. it wasn't today, scott i want to clarify that that was actually on monday i bought this stock. one of the reasons i bought this stock is i started looking at the fundamental story behind here here is a company that if you -- in the last five years annually their earnings are growing close to 20%, revenues growing over 10%. this is a company that just got a brand-new ceo. they seem to rotate on almost a schedule, scott, about five to six years and a new ceo comes in but the discipline of those ceos, what they've been able to do with the incredible amounts of money that they are generating, that they're able to put in their pockets, well, they're not just putting it in their pockets. the money that they're generating right now, about $6 billion, they use that in a lot of different ways. they've brought down their debt, they bought shares, they've bought companies they've done a lot of really, really smart things. you take a look at lockheed martin right now, still trades at abou

more now from harry forces who is in western syria rivlin the president has given the mandate to lockheed the head of the opposition but neither of those people are involved in what is the real battle that seems to be going on here which is between benjamin netanyahu and the leader of a smaller right wing party young mena natale bennett he has and you know who has been absolutely ripping into bennett saying that he's being driven by personal ambition that he's essentially selling out by wanting 2 years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that is being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin at night netanyahu accusing someone else of personal political ambition this is a real bid by the you know to try to stop this this coalition building before it's even really got under way he is appealing for both bennett and for

30 days to step aside or face suspension israel's president has asked opposition leader yeah year lockheed to form a new government a day after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to assemble a coalition before that overnight deadline if he is coalition building a successful he will end netanyahu whose 12 year in power foreign ministers from the g. 7 group of industrialized nations have wrapped up 3 days of talks in london at their 1st face to face meeting for more than 2 years they discussed the distribution of vaccines including increased funding for the international kovacs program the group also had harsh words for china and russia for alleged human rights abuses and economic bullying the ministers went as far as to say that besides the corona virus pandemic they perceive china and russia to be the world's biggest current threat it's ready for more now let's cross to our very own big muscle she's on the story for us in london good evening to you bear get the 1st face to face meeting for the foreign ministers in over 2 years how much did coded 19 disrupt this meeting. well definite

member of nato, but 9 times a diplomatic mission to the organization is rouse opposition leader yet lockheed says there are still many obstacles to forming a new coalition government that our prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, the central leader is trying to forge and the lines including a right wing pro settler party and arab israeli party has to wednesday deadline to do so quickly. so well, russian news agency says that toby 19 is spreading faster than at any time since last october. vaccine uptake in russia has been sluggish. moscow's message, the capital has lower right to vaccination than any other major european city, dw, emily sure. when went to a specially built facility in moscow to find out where the doctors are ready for another wave of infections. the suits have become like a 2nd skin for doctors like denise mill, yuton. the 45 year old has been working in the intensive care unit of this corona virus hospital on the outskirts of moscow. since it opened just over a year ago. the hospital has just added a 5th. i see you denise me, huge and heads. it was a firm of the severity of t

don't operate correctly to a new air defense system that they want to install on guam that's also a lockheed martin product so basically every military build up every defense authorization and funding law funnels money to the multinational weapons companies and this $1.00 is certainly no difference now we've been in afghanistan 20 years now how long is it estimated that will be involved in the effort stemming from the persistent deterrence initiative how much is it estimated it's going to cost us so the pacific deterrence initiative for 2021 is authorized at $2200000000.00 but the military is expecting 5500000000 for the next year and so the cost is likely to go up and while we don't know how long this is going to go on for we can use recent history as our guide because a similar and this should have been eastern europe the european deterrence initiative started with similar funding levels in 2014 but as. just over $20000000000.00 and counting and that initiative 7 years later is still ongoing well gentlemen fortunately that's all the time we have we'll have to follow up out with you on this

don't operate correctly to a new air defense system that they want to install on guam that's also a lockheed martin product so basically every military buildup every defense authorization and funding law funnels money to the multi-national weapons companies and this one is certainly no difference now we've been there for. ghana stand 20 years now how long is it estimated that will be involved in the effort stemming from the persistent deterrence initiatives how much is it estimated it's going to cost us so that the pacific deterrence initiative for 2021 is authorized to $2200000000.00 but the military is expecting $5500000000.00 for the next year and so the cost is likely to go up and while we don't know how long this is going to go on for we can use recent history as our guide because a similar and this should have been eastern europe the european deterrence initiative started with similar funding levels in 2014 but it's cost us over $20000000000.00 and counting and that initiative 7 years later is still ongoing well gentlemen fortunately that's all the time we have we'll have to follow up

that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that he's being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin at night netanyahu accusing someone else of personal political ambition this is a real bid by now you know to try to stop this this coalition building before it's even really got under way he is appealing for both bennett and for other members of his party some of whom have been expressing doubts about entering into this very broad coalition with members of the israeli left which would probably have to be supported from the outside by palestinian israeli parties this right wing party does appear to be split within itself as to whether this is a good idea despite the fact that bennett has committed to having said that netanyahu failed to form a right wing government to tryin

if the coalition goes ahead, bennett could serve as prime minister until 2023, before lockheed takes over our false. it has more from west jerusalem. there have to be various deals sorted out between the constituent parts of this coalition. and there has been already a pretty public argument between 2 of the parties involved over which one is going to get the agriculture ministry. so as with these sorts of negotiations in any situation, they are pretty fraught each side, wanting to get what it can ahead of the signing and sealing of the entire deal. he talked about it as the money time, as in this is when people are negotiating. he said that there was still the prospect of getting this done that he wanted to do so as soon as possible before. certainly the wednesday midnight deadline. and he talked again about the prospects of a government that would be quiet that would come to work and do what was necessary for the people of israel. contrasting that with what he called yahoo's behavior. saying that he was increasingly unhinged. and with the breaks off, as he tries to prevent this fro

member of the knesset saying that they would not be happy to join lockheed in what would have to be a very broad left right coalition to oust netanyahu the greatest pressure the remains on netanyahu himself this is the greatest peril he's been in since the start of this political crisis but if anyone knows how to play the game right up until the last minute it is him and the final whistle has not yet been blown how we force it for inside story west jerusalem. and let's bring in our guests in west jerusalem gil hoffman chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post from london you'll see michael berg a senior consulting research fellow at chatham house and in tel aviv gideon levy columnist at her reds now welcome to the program let's begin in west jerusalem 1st with gil hoffman is this the end for netanyahu or are we going to see yet another election in israel. for the time being it's the end for newton you know as prime minister i believe that a change of government is going to be formed unity government will have israeli politicians from the right to the left running the country

yeah, lockheed, he said israel will be back on its path. he said, i will do my best to lead the country. and a very broad coalition has been formed here, even though it is from the rights there are people from the left that would be in this coalition if it finally gets completely sorted. but interestingly, mr. bennett said, saying that this new government will be even more right wing than the current government. how will the current occupant of the prime minister's office see or less? well, we awaiting the words of a prime minister prime minister for now at least netanyahu the longest serving prime minister in israeli history. he will be speaking these right people shortly. will he still be the prime minister? it's looking increasingly likely that he will not, that his error will be over. but still remember there's more than just 2 parties in this correlation is a number of others. the whole deal has to be completely confirmed by everyone and then yellow peed the center, left politician who did the job of trying to, to form this coalition h

him saying that he needs to commit to a right wing government reject any prospect of working with lockheed on this very broad piece of coalition from the pretty far right to the left wing of israeli politics and so bennett is instead saying that no it's theirs and you know it's fault and that he wants now to try to form this unity government that would take israel forward so it seems to be a pretty clear rejection at least for now by bennett of netanyahu the question though is even if he does now fully commit himself to this course of action will they be able to get the numbers and hold it all together to get across the line and form a coalition of the moment they would have 58 of the 61 seats that they would require in the knesset and so there would be rock relying on support from outside a minority government potentially that support coming. from palestinian israeli parties and there are those within bennett's own party who would object to such an arrangement and given that this is the 4th inconclusive election in 2 years how does the trip feel about all of this of a people luke losing i

yeah, lockheed. the 2 men have come to a deal on the deal. many thought of this coalition depended on mister bennett, being the kingmaker, but it looks like the deal actually also involves him becoming initially at least the king. because under the deal, mister bennett will be the 1st prime minister. and then it will rotate to mr. pete, at a later stage. it's almost a done deal, but not yet. remember, there are more than 2 parties involved in this coalition and all of them. i think all of the deals have to be absolutely confirmed with all the coalition members. and then the next stage is that mr. le. pete was asked to form a coalition goes back to israel's president to say that he's managed to form a government. we've heard, as i just said, from mr. bennett, in the last hour, much of the criticism of him has been that he is joining this very broad coalition that involves lecturing parties. he made the point addressing these really people that this new government, if he was able to form it, was gonna be even more right wing than the current on

investors are softbank and lockheed martin. let's bring in lior div. the founder of cyber reason.ns. becoming the oscars of business. how fast growing is your business >> thank you very much we are growing fast. cyber reason is the cybersecurity company. new cybersecurity company that focuses on the hacks that exist out there. right now, the industry is disrupted with hackers specifically like the colonial pipeline like two weeks ago. we were the one that targeted the group when they started and we found out how you they were doing it right now, we are growing fast we have more than 700 people all over the world >> what are the company's clients most concerned about colonial getting a lot of headlines. i know they are concerned of cybersecurity. take us deeper what are the bad guys, hackers, doing? what is the first line or the first couple lines of defense? >> so, today, what we see is an industry this is the cybersecurity industry it is focusing on defending against the hacks that happened 30 years ago i'm talking about microsoft and symantic hackers can bypass anything and do a

israel reportedly used a gbu-31 bomb made by lockheed martin to bring down a high rise building on saturday, which housed the offices of the associated press -- any media outlets including the associated pre and al jazeer isra is also facing increang criticism for targeting doctors and health clinics. on monday, an israeli strike damaged the only covid-19 laboratory in gaza. on sunday, a massive israeli air strike killed dr. ayman abu al-ouf who headed the coronavirus response at shifa hospital, gaza's largest hospital. he and two of his teenage children died in an israeli airstrike on a residential area of gaza city that killed a total of 30 people. another prominent doctor from shifa hospital, mooein ahmad al-aloul, one of the only neurologists in gaza, was killed in an airstrike on his home. israel has also bombed many of the roads leading to shifa hospital, making it hard for ambulances to bring patients. according to the world health organization, israeli strikes and shelling have damaged at least 18 hospitals and clinics. we are joined now by two palestinian doctors. joining us from t

prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to assemble a coalition before a midnight deadline if lockheed's coalition building a successful he will end netanyahu has 12 year rule. india's ferocious 2nd wave of corona virus infections continues to batter its health care system and a persistent shortage of oxygen is making matters worse in the capital many hospitals are taking to twitter to seek help and turning away patients due to a lack of supplies for weeks now volunteer groups have been stepping in to care for people who cannot find help elsewhere d.w. reporters know michel yes while ensuring have met ordinary indians who are putting their lives on the line to save others. the nation house has spent the last 2 days right. under the lord in front of a sikh temple 50 kilometers from home. his son asked to quit one of my eyes. and has also developed a severe lung infection. he only gently needs to be hospitalized but his father says even this makeshift enjoyment is a blessing. but these people are working 24 hours providing oxygen to linda's otherwise it's very difficult to get oxygen for t

aerospace company lockheed martin having executives attend a training course to deconstruct their whitefellow reporting on the issue. >> these executives go through exercises where they said being a white male is analogous to be a kkk member, take you through a series of exercises where the review white male privilege statements apologizing for their race, apologizing for their sex. >> the company released a statement saying employee training programs focus on core values of doing what is right and respecting others. todd: a school board moving forward with a plan to fly black lies matter and pride flags along the american flag, this calls for the flag be flown at all facilities and inside each classroom. one board member be reading members who wanted to send it for legal review saying, quote, you are creating a roadblock in a racist system that does that reaffirm our students diversity. president biden will promote economic policies during a speech at a community college in cleveland. jillian: cheryl casone with what we can expect from the trip to ohio. >> reporter: president biden hea

mcdonald's change their twitter handle to amplifying black voices and companies including lockheed martin indoctrinated their workforce with racist training programs. coca-cola took time out from their main mission of destroying black people self to spread lies and misinformation about voting reforms. you see it in the total capitulation of the democratic party to the woke agenda. democrats fighting to end policing, abolish the department of homeland security, destroy girls sports and manipulating our language to push their divisive woke narrative. they do not even understand what they're talking about anymore. "woke-ism" is not some benign soft attempt to promote peace and harmony but it's the exact opposite. as we have explained it is the product of a 100 year long effort to undermine and tear down the values and ideals and freedoms that this country was built on. it started in germany, 1923 at the institute for social research part of frankfurt university's institute, a group of marxist philosophers got together to debate a central question, why did the working class revolutions predic

he got a job at bell bomber that later became lockheed. in that -- they had to do some really quick housing project to make room, make places for people to live. so, that was how i wound up in marietta. and we lived in one of those housing project. i remember when i was about three, my earliest memories, my mother was a hairdresser and she had tuesdays off and she always wanted to go to atlanta on tuesday. she would take me with her. we would take the greyhound bus downtown and back then, the very early 1950's, if you went to atlanta, you got dressed up. you got dressed as if you are going to church. -- as if you were going to church that was critical. -- that was pretty cool. we moved to kennesaw mountain. by the time i was in the eighth grade. and then i went to micu churn high school -- high school and graduated in 1965. in 1965, the vietnam war was really what was happening. the move was still kind of very positive for the conflict, except for everybody who had to be registered for the draft. since i am transgender, in the closet at th

that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that he's being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin at night netanyahu accusing someone else of personal political ambition this is a real bid by now you know to try to stop this this coalition building before it's even really got under way he is appealing for both bennett and for other members of his party some of whom have been expressing doubts about entering into this very broad coalition with members of the israeli left which would probably have to be supported from the outside by palestinian israeli parties this right wing party does appear to be split within itself as to whether this is a good idea despite the fact that bennett has committed to having said that netanyahu failed to form a right wing government to tryin

look at the documents from lockheed martin or disney or this one as well from the biden administrationpped up in trojan horse flowery language. >> harris: it takes a stab on the other issue of race, too. stabs of people at color who one of the tropes against african-americans is that we're always late. >> right. >> harris: wow, that's an inintended consequence for them. they are not celebrating the number one category of diversity. diversity of thought. i didn't hear that mentioned in there. we have to move forward. i want to get to this. emails reportedly from hunter biden's abandoned laptop show that president biden did in fact have dinner with hunter's overseas business partners. including those from ukraine and russia while he was in fact still vice president. the "new york post" not holding back with this headline calling those associates shady. one of the emails from hunter biden about an april 2016 dinner reads this way. dad will be there but keep that between us for now. oh, it's in writing. this flies in the face of what the president has said multiple times about staying out