Hunter Biden is the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, who served as Vice President between 2001 and 2006. Hunter Biden was charged with conspiracy to commit perjury, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and conspiracy to launder money. He was also charged with making false statements to the FBI.
00:01:35.240As of last night, roughly 11% of the 145,000 UAW employees were on strike.
00:01:43.200A global research firm estimates that each of the three carmakers has a two-month supply of cars or on route to dealerships.
00:01:52.980The last strike against General Motors back in 2019 lasted for 40 days.
00:01:59.620The Biden regime ginning up its vast propaganda machine to defend the indicted son of the president.
00:02:06.500Special counsel David Weiss indicted Hunter Biden this week on gun charges and the congressional investigation of his father is building.
00:02:15.780An impeachment inquiry to President Biden has quickened its tempo.
00:02:20.500Subpoenas are expected to go out soon.
00:02:23.600Hunter Biden's attorney, Abby Lowell, wasted no time joining the Marxist media broadcast.
00:02:29.120Lowell told Good Morning America that the indictment was brought because of, get ready, politics, not because Hunter lied and bought a gun illegally.
00:03:14.480Not the facts, not the law, but all the politics that have now come into play.
00:03:18.260Joe Biden hasn't commented yet on Hunter's indictment, but did tell a group of donors that the Republicans only want to impeach him because they want to shut down the federal government.
00:03:30.340Failing to mention the already overwhelming evidence against him and members of his crime family.
00:03:37.620Not to mention, the president himself hasn't denied the charges raised against him.
00:03:43.780President Trump credits a federal judge for Hunter's legal issues.
00:03:47.560The former president was asked if he still believes there's a two-tiered justice system with Hunter Biden now indicted.
00:03:55.980President Trump says Hunter was only indicted because of a brave federal judge, Judge Mary Ellen Norieka, who threw out Hunter Biden's sweetheart plea deal with the Justice Department.
00:04:17.920And all of a sudden, that was broken up by a judge who was able to, a brilliant judge, actually, who was able to see through what was happening.
00:04:33.360But, you know, if you think about it, I've been under investigation from the day I came down the escalator and a phony investigation, fake investigations, investigations that I beat every single time, still under investigations.
00:04:48.160And it's a slippery slope and dangerous, very dangerous for our country.
00:04:52.640President Trump straightforward even as he faces four criminal indictments from a crooked, corrupt Biden regime.
00:04:59.240Turning now to a story we've been covering for months here on The Great America Show, the conservative consumer boycott and the rapid decline of what was once America's beer, Bud Light.
00:05:11.380As major retailers struggle to sell Bud Light at all and all Anheuser-Busch products, Bud Light sales are still in the tank.
00:05:19.540The retailer sales are down 30% six months after the transgender campaign that the company ran with influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
00:05:30.180Bud Light has since lost its title of top-selling beer in America to Mexico-based beer Modal.
00:05:37.380Here with us today on The Great America Show is the man whose family built the company and that brand.
00:05:43.140Joining us is Billy Bush, his author and heir to the Anheuser-Busch dynasty.
00:05:48.540And Billy, it's great to have you with us here on The Great America Show.
00:05:52.620You have out a new book and I want to recommend it to everyone.
00:05:56.000The title is this, and it's exact, The Extraordinary Rise and Epic Fall of an American Dynasty.
00:06:03.340This latest debacle has to be gut-wrenching for you and the entire Bush family.
00:06:08.320I will say that I probably was around during Anheuser-Busch's greatest growth.
00:06:16.080My dad, who was running the company at the time, August Bush Jr., better known as Gussie,
00:06:22.420took the company from 3 million barrels to 35 million barrels in about 25 to 30 years that he ran Anheuser-Busch.
00:06:31.440And he opened up nine new breweries across the United States and he put theme parks around most of those breweries,
00:06:38.780as you would probably know them as Bush Gardens.
00:06:42.260He opened up our home, Grant's Farm in St. Louis, to the public and got the idea of opening up the Bush Gardens
00:06:50.680around the breweries from opening up Grant's Farm.
00:06:54.480He realized the great brand loyalty that brought to the brands that he was selling,
00:06:59.280as well as the advertisement that that brought to the brands.
00:07:03.780And he bought a baseball team, the St. Louis Cardinals.
00:10:02.440And I think they're paying for it now.
00:10:05.200You know, I guess one way to put it, and I'm doing this with a tongue in cheek,
00:10:09.640but that might be better advertising for the white wine crowd rather than a brewski.
00:10:17.040I just have to wonder, the rest of your family, you've obviously, you've exited the company.
00:10:29.420Your inheritance and your income no longer, as I would guess,
00:10:35.600depending on how well Budweiser does or doesn't do.
00:10:38.740But how does the rest of your family feel?
00:10:42.540You know, I'm the first family member that's ever published a book about the family.
00:10:48.660And so I really had an opportunity to go back and to research and to really get an understanding of who my great-grandfather was,
00:10:58.580Adolphus Bush, who started the company, as well as my grandfather,
00:11:02.940who ran the company through Prohibition and kept all 2,000 employees employed during that time
00:11:09.780and got to know my father in his younger years when he was coming up.
00:11:15.720And they were writing letters back and forth, and I had access to all these letters to his grandfather, to his father,
00:11:24.960and really got a great understanding of who they were and how they supported this country, how much they loved this country.
00:11:36.080I mean, during the World Wars, they gave up most of the marketing on their products to market in a way that supported America through the wars.
00:11:47.280They shut down some distribution, especially along the West Coast, so that America could use transportation on the West Coast
00:11:56.940to move soldiers around and military equipment.
00:12:01.900And so they always did anything they possibly could to support America.
00:12:07.100And I really got that incredible sense, knowing that Adolphus came here to live the American dream,
00:12:13.780the faith they had in this country, and it's just The Family Reigns, the book I wrote, has that history in it,
00:12:22.120that great American history, which I think people will really, really enjoy.
00:12:26.660And then growing up, you know, watching my father, having the experiences I had growing up, both good and bad,
00:15:32.340There were wonderful places in the city.
00:15:35.040The Landing, Central West End, you could go and eat and go to restaurants.
00:15:40.880It's kind of dangerous going down in those parts now.
00:15:43.680You know, even going to the St. Louis Cardinal game at the Busch Stadium, there's a lot of people are getting their cars broken into while at the game.
00:15:52.400And it can be kind of dangerous doing those kinds of things, too.
00:15:55.560So it's taken a terrible turn for the worse.
00:15:59.040And all we can do is hope and pray that we get the right kind of governance down in the city to bring things back,
00:16:05.420because a lot of people are exiting that area and moving out into the outskirts of the St. Louis area like St. Charles.
00:28:33.800So I think we're we're going to be OK.
00:28:36.080But I do think it takes people to stand up and not hide from it, not hide from the fact that we we're having this problem,
00:28:46.300but to stand up and speak out against it and stand up for what's right for this country.
00:28:51.840Well, that's I think that that's that's first of all, well said.
00:28:56.360We're we're at a point where I think people are also starting to realize they've been bystanders.
00:29:00.880They've been watching this all happen over a series of years, depending on their age and and what they're doing for for a living.
00:29:10.860Most Americans just want to go about their lives and rely upon their congressmen, their senators to be good and true men and women representing American values and their family.
00:30:51.640And I'm just hoping that somebody comes out of the woodwork and can.
00:30:57.940Can kind of take over like like Ronald Reagan did during those days.
00:31:03.640Yeah, I a number of people have said that we need a Ronald Reagan.
00:31:08.400But honestly, I think we need a Donald Trump right now.
00:31:12.440We have to have a warrior who can take the viciousness of the left, who can I mean, the blows that he has endured over the course of eight years now, the political persecution.
00:31:26.160I think every Republican, every elected Republican has to stand with him, because if they do not, the Marxist left will prevail.
00:31:35.300And if they prevail, there won't be an election in 2028.
00:32:23.360And we need to speak up and stand firm against it.
00:32:27.120And then I'd like for everyone to go out there and purchase the book, Family Reigns, that I just wrote.
00:32:32.800I think you get an incredible American history going all the way back to when my great grandfather, Adolphus, started the brewery all the way up until it was sold.
00:32:43.020And then to where the Bushes are today, what it was like growing up in the Bush family when I grew up there, having a pet elephant, traveling in a private railroad car, which I thought everyone did at the time.
00:32:56.100And then I realized how unique that was.
00:32:58.500And so there's some great stories in there that people will be able to relate to history, business, family dynamics, succession.
00:33:07.100All that sort of thing is in the book.
00:33:09.080I think people will relate to it and enjoy it.
00:33:32.740The Family Reigns, The Extraordinary Rise, An Epic Fall of an American Dynasty.
00:33:37.680And you just prompted one of my childhood memories, my great dream.
00:33:41.440You were talking about traveling and you're a private railroad car.
00:33:45.560My dream was to get one of those push wagons that they had, you know, where two guys get one guy gets one in and they pedal the thing down the rails.
00:33:56.080I thought that was the coolest thing I had ever seen.
00:33:59.760That's what I was aspiring to at about the age of seven or eight.
00:34:03.620So they're all perspectives in this country and there should be room for all of them.
00:34:19.100Tomorrow, as the drumbeat is growing louder for mandatory masks once again, the urging of more vaccinations, even as experts say the masks don't work, the vaccines don't prevent the China virus contagion.
00:34:31.880We take up the issues and controversies surrounding the virus and the vaccines.
00:34:38.020Our guest is noted physician, epidemiologist, virologist, as well as medical scientist, Dr. Robert Malone,
00:34:44.840who is credited with playing a major role in the discovery of messenger DNA, MRNA.
00:34:51.620Please join us for that tomorrow and join us each and every weekday.
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