but, mary katherine, i know that some people -- especially trump critics on the left -- are going to what aboutism to bring up hillary clinton and hunter biden. hillary green with juicily mishandleed classified information and lied about it repeatedly. her team destroyed evidence, we all member that -- remember that. and in just the back to back days, hunter -- sweetheart deal doesn't even cover it. it was even worse than we realized until the judge can asked a question, the whole thing blew up. and the very next thing they are reminding us at the doj how much they can come after someone to really bring them down when they want to. i think a lot of americans look at the facts in the trump case and say, okay, whatever that shows, why on earth do these other people get different standards? that, i think, is a real problem here. >> look, you're right. no two cases are exactly analogous, but i think you can look at the hillary clinton and the trump handling of documents and go, wow, so much energy is being spent to go after trump for this. and, look, i think the evidence is strong and th

how does this change the whole investigation, mary katherine? >> the question is how close does this get to joe biden, and the issue has been up until now, whether it's hunter's laptop, whether it's text message, whether it's investigations that grassley has done in the senate committee about this, people are trying to obscure the hunter investigation by saying hunter is just his son, it doesn't matter. well, it does matter if he's pedalling influence and involving his father. we have millions of dollars from foreign entities, flagged to say these look suspicious, looking into that, and his own text messages, and his laptop, a massive attempt to censor this investigation. voters are worried about other things and a question whether he's treated equally. whistleblowers last week with the irs, many fronts people are saying hey, is this guy getting the same treatment someone else would get or someone pulling strings to protect the president. i would like the answer to that. >> john: according to the federalist, the fbi told david weiss, the u.s. at

outkick columnist mary katherine hamm. mary katherine and we'll start with you.i think there's a big difference. i never once spoke to my hun hunter, my brother or anybody forethat matter about their foreign business dealings. evolves and they repeated thatd for years, just until recently. now it's i've never been in business because he's been exposesinessd as having a lot on knowledge about these deals. look, i don't know why, sean, d it's so hard for everyone to understand that the smartest personwh joe biden knows is antm artist extraordinaire. he is an exper t ukrainian, romanian and chinese economic development. and he has to be shielded from the weight of his towering genius. >> and we have we must of him. and that's just what a loving father does. now they're changing their story because the first one wasn't true. this one is likely not true either. th. to your face, karine jean-pierre will insult you and say nothing has changed when the words coming out of her mouth are so obvious changing. that part i think, is insulting to voters and they mightat par t

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