ziegler: thank you for having me. amna: we should note the supreme court did weigh in on this case last year. it's that ruling that allowed emergency abortions to continue in idaho, but they kicked the key legal question back to this appeals court. so mary, what does the trump administration's move to dismiss the case mean for its future? prof. ziegler: well, at the moment, the case seems to be dead on arrival. there's an interesting question about whether some other party will try to intervene to keep the case alive. in other words, whether there'll be some other party with standing that can step in where the trump administration has backed away, but we don't know yet if that's gonna happen. amna: so emergency room doctors had been performing what they deemed to be life saving abortions while this was in litigation. without the case, where does that leave doctors on the ground and patients in need of this care? prof. ziegler: it leaves them in a tremendous amount of uncertainty. idaho has maintained throughout this l

he filed this lawsuit against ziegler in september 2023, alleging that ziegler had hacked his icloudand tried to manipulate some of his data. now, in his letter to the court, hunter biden says, as you noted, he still believes in the merits of the case, but he doesn't have the resources to fund this litigation because his income, he says, has decreased over the past 18 months. and he laid out exactly how he sees his financial picture. he says that prior to 2023, his income came from, quote, sales of my artwork and sales of my memoir entitled beautiful things, he says. before december 2023, he sold 27 pieces of art at an average price of $54,000, roughly. but since then, he's only sold one piece for $36,000. he also talked about his book sales, saying between april 1st and september of 2023, he sold over 3000 copies of his book, but since then he's only sold about 1000. and he said, given the positive feedback and reviews of my artwork and memoir, i was expecting to obtain paid speaking engagements and paid appearances. but that has not happened. he also told the court that he was impa

ziegler said hunter wants to by uncle, we want attorneys fees paid for hunter to cease lying in the cannoton because there are curse words. >> all right. can't hunter biden just asked for the 10% back from the big guy? >> james, he's got the checks, maybe they can figure it out. the vicissitudes of the art market, the outpatient change, something is really popular the artist brilliant style because out of fashion and coincides -- isn't that amazing? >> it's beautiful revenge for this terrible corruption. we laugh about it, it's total corruption at the heart of our system at the highest level and the biden family have been practicing it professionally for decades, all of them. not just hunter. their brothers and sister, one after another cashing in on public service in this noble serving the public and receive politics all the while every family member cashing in and it is fantastic to see hunter finally revealed a someone is never done anything other than try to corruptly make money out of his dad's role in government. >> is 815 rollaround british accent that 15 pounds from your waist and

is seeking to drop a lawsuit he filed in 2023 that accused former trump white house aide garrett ziegler of, quote, accessing, tampering with, manipulating, altering, copying and damaging computer data that they do not own and that they claim to have obtained from hacking into plaintiff's iphone data and from scouring a copy of the hard drive of what they claim to be plaintiff's laptop computer. now, in this new motion filed, hunter claims since december of 2023, he has sold only one piece of art for $36,000. a stark contrast, laura, to the 27 pieces he sold during his dad's presidency for about 54,000 thousand dollars a piece. similarly, lee's book sales have slumped. two biden, writing in the motion quote, given the positive feedback and reviews of my artwork and memoir, i was expecting to obtain paid speaking engagements and paid appearances, but that has not happened. this significant decrease in revenue has also impacted my ability to pay off my significant debt, which, as has been reported in the press as being several million dollars. as a result of this, i am not in a position wh