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Hunter Biden is due to plead guilty to a couple of misdemeanor counts of failing to pay his taxes at a federal courthouse in Delaware today. This is the first time that the Justice Department has brought charges against the child of a sitting president, but of course the charges have been knocked way, way down. Because, according to IRS whistleblowers, this dude, Hunter Biden, took in literally $17.3 million on behalf of the family over the course of 2014-2019. And then the IRS and DOJ and the FBI waited until a bunch of the tax evasion charges had fallen off the radar, went beyond the statute of limitations, and then, of course, denied David Weiss, the U.S. attorney in this case, the ability to pursue the case as a special counsel, which would have allowed him to do interviews in certain ways and charge in certain districts. They did not pursue any lines of inquiry about how exactly the money passed to Hunter and then whether that money passed from Hunter to the big guy, Joe Biden. The media are going to play this up as though the DOJ and FBI did their job here, but this is a sweetheart plea arrangement, and everybody knows it. According to NBC News, Biden is expected to follow the terms of the plea agreement he reached last month with US Attorney David Weiss. And, as per our usual arrangement, he is being let off the hook because his father is the president. Put aside the irony of the fact that Joe Biden has basically said that you, the law-abiding gun owner, should not have a gun and that you should not be allowed to own a gun, and that was found in a dumpster near a high school near a school. And that he gets to go to rehab instead of being charged for lying on federal forms about being a drug addict. Also, there is a sort of late-breaking story from The New York Post reporting it yesterday. The House Ways and Means Committee filed an amicus brief asking for the plea deal to be thrown out for corruption. And weirdly enough, they got a notice that the filing was removed from the docket, and we got a message from the clerk s office to remove the filing from the court docket. We ve got a response from the Docket. We ve been advised that we need to refile the filing, so now we can do a refile it. We have a motion to be refile, so we ve been working on it. -Ted Catilla
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