Andrew McCarthy of National Review and Selena Zito of The Washington Examiner join Megynkellek to break down the latest in the Hunter Biden scandal and why it could have implications for the future of the Biden administration.
00:00:35.360Annie McCarthy was one of my favorite guests on The Kelly File on Fox News because this is a guy who's really done it.
00:00:41.340He used to put terrorists in jail for a living.
00:00:43.500He worked under Rudy Giuliani in the U.S. Attorney's Office and was one of the most respected federal prosecutors in the country.
00:00:51.040And unlike most of the talking heads on TV, this is a real trial lawyer who actually knows what he's doing.
00:00:56.400And not only has he been all over the Trump electoral challenges and really actually reading the evidence,
00:01:02.100but he has been all over the Hunter Biden story and knows exactly what Hunter Biden is accused of and can walk us through what the DOJ is likely investigating when it comes to the president-elect's son.
00:01:15.460And how this might cross over to the White House and where we go from here.
00:01:20.780And Selena Zito, she is a reporter with The Washington Examiner.
00:01:24.500She's a columnist at the New York Post, a contributor there.
00:01:26.740And this is somebody who, unlike the elites in media who hang out in the sort of cocktail parties and, you know, the Central Park Conservatory here in New York and so on.
00:01:38.480This is a woman who goes to the heart of America.
00:01:41.460Now, Pittsburgh, the local gas station, Ohio, flyover country, the South, and gets her finger on the pulse of what Americans are feeling outside of the Beltway, outside of the coasts.
00:01:55.120And that's why she so often gets the mood of the country correct.
00:05:54.260I would call it a conservative populist coalition.
00:05:58.400And it has shown its durability and its strength if you just look at what happened, not only at the top of the ticket, yes, he did not win, but he did not win by not much, if that makes sense.
00:06:20.940This is where we were supposed to see this massive blue wave, right?
00:06:26.580The expectations were this is going to be an overall rejection of Trump, and this conservative populist coalition would diminish, and Republicans would not win down ballot.
00:06:41.320That turned out to be the exact opposite.
00:06:44.880Republicans not only did not lose by double digits in the House as predicted, they have won at least 12 seats.
00:06:56.320A couple were still in, oddly, are still being counted, but they won 12 seats that no one saw coming, but they also did not lose a number of Senate seats that they expected.
00:07:14.880And even more importantly, down ballot, way down in there, state House races, state Senate races, these are where, you know, this is the bench, right?
00:07:27.720This is where leaders are going to come from.
00:07:30.480They stayed Republican in a very massive and stable way.
00:07:37.300So in other words, voters were willing to not vote for Trump, conservative voters, mostly based on his comportment, but they are still conservative in their values.
00:07:52.900So they may have voted for Joe Biden for president, but they voted for their state senator or their U.S. senator, their member of Congress or their state rep.
00:08:05.460They voted Republican, showing that Biden is the date rather than the person they're going to take to the altar.
00:08:17.600And I would also argue, and I think this is a really important point, Megan, is that most of the elites thought and still believe that Donald Trump's candidacy was a black swan.
00:08:30.020I would argue that it's not because the durability of the coalition and the pieces that they, the candidates that they elected.
00:08:39.120But I would argue that Biden is the black swan.
00:08:42.740He is not really reflective of their base and their coalition.
00:08:46.520And he is a placeholder for the party.
00:08:49.440He is not what the party is for the future.
00:08:53.440Now, when you say black swan, I think of the Natalie Portman movie where somebody turns out to be an obsessed would-be murderer.
00:09:08.640It wasn't really supposed to happen, and it's not going to happen again.
00:09:11.540Now, I think for sure one of the reasons that the Republicans rejected the Democrats in so many of these down-ballot races is their constant lecturing to people about how they need to talk and live and think and wokeism and cancel culture and the squad.
00:09:28.060And I think most Americans just don't want to live like that at all.
00:09:30.640And Biden was acceptable for the top of the ticket because he hasn't really been woke, although we'll see whether he can be manipulated by them.
00:09:41.000Early signs, I would say, are not good.
00:09:43.020But anyway, that already has manifested in the news.
00:09:48.980And it's a stupid dispute, but it really blew up this week, and I wanted to get your take on it.
00:09:54.460So I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, but there was an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, and what happened was this guy, Joseph Epstein, wrote, again, an op-ed.
00:10:06.860This is his opinion, and it's entitled, Is There a Doctor in the White House? Not If You Need an M.D.
00:10:12.680And he criticized basically when people who have PhDs or other doctorates calling themselves doctor as kind of, you know, like, who do you think you are?
00:10:21.060And he said he began the piece with Madam First Lady, Mrs. Biden, Jill, kiddo.
00:10:26.800A bit of advice on what may seem like a small, but I think is not an unimportant matter.
00:10:32.080Any chance you might drop the doctor before your name?
00:10:34.820Well, he should have put a trigger warning, trigger, trigger, because the administration, the incoming administration lost its mind.
00:10:43.920And then, of course, the media lemmings followed just as directed.
00:10:47.040And you would have thought, I mean, he was telling her, don't vote, get back in the kitchen and shut the you-know-what up.
00:10:54.420I will tell you, just to kick it off, I didn't think there was anything sexist about this.
00:10:59.080I think you could say this to male or female who's using the term doctor.
00:11:10.520But I thought it was amazing how the Biden administration incoming sent out their signals and man, did the media respond.
00:11:18.900Yeah, you know, I absolutely agree with you.
00:11:21.160I think using the word doctor when you, it is in her position of education, is great to use in academic circles, right?
00:11:31.720Because they sort of like to, you know, show off their degrees.
00:11:38.340But outside of academic circles, it really doesn't have much meaning.
00:11:43.780And that not only that the incoming administration is completely tone deaf on that, but also that our profession amplified that tone deafness shows the problem that the media, but also establishment and institutional members in politics still don't understand the people that vote for them.
00:12:12.040And case in point, I have argued this many times, whether it is politics or whether it's the media, whether it's Hollywood, whatever the large institution is.
00:12:25.700They need more people in their, in their boardrooms, in their decision maker meetings that, that, that are more reflective of the people that they serve or the people that are their consumers or that are the people that buy their products or want to vote for them.
00:12:44.020In other words, if there was someone in their administration that went to a state school or sits in a, in a pew every Sunday, or just would say to them, you know, guys, it's a little too much.
00:12:58.140I think, I, I, I, I just think y'all needed to step back.
00:13:03.340I'm really super proud of what you've accomplished academically, but that doesn't serve anybody well to be scolding them for not using titles.
00:13:13.900We are a country that does not use titles, period.
00:13:17.180It's sort of why we got involved in this little revolution.
00:13:21.860I mean, her Twitter handle, I think is at Dr. Jill Biden or act doctor and whenever she has a television appearance, she wants to be introduced as Dr. Jill Biden.
00:13:31.540Now the wall street journal points out, they don't even refer to Henry Kissinger as Dr. Kissinger.
00:13:36.500So like her PhD in education probably doesn't carry the weight from the university of Delaware.
00:13:43.740But to me, this whole thing was a sad reflection on her, the need to be called by this honorific, the need to, to have every media organization use it and to put it in your Twitter handle is sad.
00:13:59.120It says something about her that I think she doesn't want to be saying.
00:14:02.400And then as I started reading about this, it came out that indeed the whole reason she's doing this, like that she, the whole reason she got the, the, um, the, the PhD to begin with was because she said, and I quote, I was so sick of the mail coming to Senator and Mrs. Biden.
00:14:22.340I wanted to get mail address to Dr. and Senator Biden.
00:14:25.340That's the real reason she got her doctorate according to an LA time story, uh, that was done on her in 2009.
00:14:32.600She was sick of the mail, uh, addressing her as what she perceived as a second class citizen.
00:14:38.980I'm sorry, Selena, but like the media, this is gross.
00:14:43.100Most of us get annoyed when somebody with a PhD wants us to call them doctor.
00:14:47.120And she's not even in like the, the therapy field.
00:14:49.720Like I can, I can make the case for a Dr. Phil, right?
00:16:20.720Second of all, her reasoning behind it is it's sort of sad.
00:16:25.580If that the only reason you want to achieve a doctorate is because of not having a title on when you receive mail is is kind of there's a there's some serious issues going on there.
00:16:42.000If if if that and unless that was just a flippant remark and even then making a flippant remark about that is is also just sort of a sad reflection of sense of self.
00:16:52.540You know, I don't live in D.C. or New York.
00:16:56.220I live in Pittsburgh, which is what I call the Paris of Appalachia.
00:17:00.680And there's a lot of there's a lot of people around here that do a lot.
00:17:10.680And and the people around here don't really think much of titles.
00:17:15.480It's more about what you accomplish and how you serve people and demanding a title.
00:17:22.540It's completely out of touch on her part.
00:17:25.180It's also there's another layer here that I think is really important to touch on is that, you know, there's there's there's some serious examples of sexism.
00:17:37.380And, you know, anywhere in this country, you can find that those things happening to put this in that category is insulting to people who experience sexism.
00:17:51.280Right. I mean, this is just like using racism as like a throwaway line there.
00:17:57.360There are people that experience serious racism and sexism and putting these little outrages because you didn't use a title as examples of sexism is is diminishes some of the experiences that women have had.
00:18:13.680And and then this it's also this coordinated event.
00:18:18.820Right. Do they not think that people do not understand that is as you look at these series of tweets and you look at these series of outrages or examples of being outraged?
00:18:29.080It there is a common thread of wording that they use that, you know, that they all got together, like on a Zoom call and say, OK, y'all say this and you say that.
00:18:38.300Yeah. And and it's it's these are the type of things that that that that really, really annoy people.
00:18:47.100And I think to a very more important point, period, is that elected officials don't ever seem to understand why they're sent to Washington.
00:18:57.520This is not one of the reasons why the Bidens are going to the White House.
00:19:02.540They know these parties keep misread like voters keep sending them a message with their vote and they keep misreading this.
00:19:12.740They keep misunderstanding why they were placed in the White House.
00:19:17.240Making an outrage over a title is certainly not one of the things we wanted to see them talk about with our vote, who, you know, with the vote that people cast for the Bidens.
00:19:29.340And it's fake. It's fake. It's it's manufactured outrage to get headlines that they think will boost support among their Democratic base.
00:19:36.260And it's the typical media virtue signaling that we see in every story that involves race or gender or trans people like they're the media's first instinct is I have to be on the right team.
00:19:50.740I've got to be on the right team. Sexism. Yes, I see it, too. Racism. Yes, there it is.
00:19:54.680Without stopping to think as humans, I will say my own interpretation is the only word in there that's even arguably potentially sexist is the kiddo.
00:20:03.820But as The Wall Street Journal explained in its own defense, they referenced how Joe Biden publicly refers to her, Jill Biden, as kiddo, including in his 2012 Democratic Convention speech.
00:20:16.640It's not like just a private term of endearment. So, yeah, come on. What's good for the goose? Right.
00:20:21.780So anyway, I love The Wall Street Journal's ultimate response.
00:20:24.740They essentially gave a middle finger where they said, if you if you disagree with Mr. Epstein, who, by the way, has been like removed from the Northwestern board, their website, you know, he's getting almost canceled now.
00:20:36.520So The Wall Street Journal's response is write a letter or shot your objections on Twitter.
00:20:40.580But these pages aren't going to stop publishing provocative essays merely because they offend the new administration or the political censors in the media and the academy.
00:20:54.860That is our job in the news organization is to be have these robust, provocative voices that should make people think.
00:21:04.200I also think that our profession misreads the power of Twitter in that they think that everyone is on Twitter and is is viewing every tweet with bated breath.
00:21:17.820I think the Pew Research Center study that they did earlier this month on on how many people actually use Twitter is is sort of fascinating.
00:21:31.240I think it said let me see here just 10 percent of you to users on Twitter produce an astounding 92 percent of all tweets.
00:21:40.820And nine and 69 percent of those highly prolific Twitter users are Democrats.
00:21:46.420And they're not even reflective of moderate, normal Democrats that, you know, are all across the country.
00:21:53.400They are the most progressive of Democrats.
00:21:56.220So it is fascinating to me that they also go on with these outrages and use Twitter.
00:22:02.180It's almost as if they're just talking to themselves to satisfy their own ego.
00:22:06.540So you can feel that when you're on there, by the way, it's it's Dr. Kelly, just in case you're wondering, I have a jurist doctor and I, too, would like to be referred to as doctor.
00:22:15.460But and for the record, my dad was a Ph.D.
00:22:18.820He had a Ph.D. in education and taught Ph.D. students for a living at universities and never wanted to be called Dr. Kelly.
00:22:25.340He said, just call me professor or mister.
00:22:27.260That's fine. In the classroom, you call me professor outside.
00:22:30.280It's just, again, back to my original point, it says something sad about her that she's constantly making people refer to her that way.
00:22:37.460It does exactly the opposite of what she intends.
00:22:41.200It diminishes her from the get go as opposed to her just being really smart and impressive and her walking away and you thinking, wow, wow, as opposed to like, oh, God, she needed the honorific.
00:22:52.700OK, I want to switch gears with you and ask you about Governor Cuomo.
00:23:00.460He's, of course, the darling of the media.
00:23:03.520And he now he's he made some headlines this week because, first of all, he publicly doubted the vaccine before it came out or right right as it was announced.
00:23:14.280He threatened to sue the federal government over how it was going to be distributed.
00:23:18.180He said he he didn't trust President Trump.
00:23:21.940He was going to create some independent review board, which wound up being like a nothing.
00:23:27.540And then yesterday, as we saw the first person in the United States, a Queens critical care nurse get the vaccine.
00:23:36.900There he was, Selena, smiling on camera, trying to take all the credit, preening.
00:23:43.640And it's just you look at the difference in the way they, you know, the media just lets him get away with it.
00:23:50.460It's fine. He's he's he's the anointed one.
00:23:52.680And by the way, the AP is reporting that he is under serious consideration to be the next attorney general.
00:23:58.100Oh, well, you know, Megan, one of the things that I heard a lot from people in the early days, weeks and years of the Trump administration is not the criticism of how the press treated him.
00:24:18.360He'd never really been in politics before.
00:24:20.320But they would also say in the same sentence, I don't mind that that he takes tough questions, that the press gives him tough questions.
00:24:28.620I just wanted to know where that press was for the last eight years, meaning during the Obama administration.
00:24:36.000And and and this and the same can be said for Cuomo.
00:24:41.420He just he doesn't get tough questions.
00:24:44.600If he does get tough questions, he yells at the reporters in a way that you just want to crawl under your desk and and and hope that he never sees your face again.
00:26:08.860Our profession won't throw them at him.
00:26:11.820And by the way, I think you're being modest because I know as well as you do that if he had the nerve to come after me the way he comes after these reporters asking him questions, I would love it.
00:26:23.440Well, I kind of I kind of would have, you know, and you're right about Cuomo.
00:26:27.560You're also, you know, I mean, I can point to my governor here in Pennsylvania.
00:26:31.320The questions that that he gets are you have to go through a filter to to give them initially.
00:26:37.440Initially, now now he does take questions without that filter, but he doesn't a great dance of not ever answering them directly.
00:26:48.560And and, you know, you have seen it in New York.
00:26:51.020I've seen it in Pennsylvania, but also in my neighboring states of Ohio and West Virginia, where you just see this sort of winners and losers are picked by these administrations.
00:27:02.940And and they they don't listen or talk or engage with the people that they have impacted and and they get they get away with it.
00:27:14.320What do you what do you what do you mean that you had to submit questions through a like that your questions to the governor had to be filtered?
00:27:24.920The questions had to you had to submit the questions to the press secretary and then he someone would read the questions out loud and then he would answer them.
00:28:14.280It's a normal practice for a reporter to ask an elected official a question and for them to answer that and to give the answer they want.
00:28:22.920But traditionally, reporters have then been able to say, well, wait a minute.
00:28:27.400That's not, you know, what about this?
00:28:30.080Well, there's very few wait a minute experiences.
00:28:33.260One of the things that that that Donald Trump will be remembered for, there would be a lot of things, but he was so available to the press.
00:29:17.100I see it as, you know, the White House press briefings where there's that one White House reporter from OAN, Chanel, somebody.
00:29:24.140And she's basically she's she reminds me of like Pravda, you know, Russian press, whose job is really just to tell Putin how great he is, like, just as great as we think you are.
00:29:34.180Just could you take the mic and go on for five minutes about that?
00:29:36.620It's actually kind of astounding to watch.
00:29:38.720But I see her towards Trump like that.
00:29:42.040And I see the rest of the media, the mainstream media in that same way toward Biden.
00:29:47.160And for that matter, Cuomo, they're obsequious in their approach to these guys.
00:29:52.600There's no skepticism toward anybody with a D after their name.
00:29:57.060You know, we saw just this week Cuomo was accused publicly by a public figure.
00:30:03.480Her name is Lindsay Boylan, who was a former aide of his of sexual harassment.
00:30:08.180I can't wait to see the in-depth reports on this from all the mainstream media and, you know, the same ones that put on the bogus Kavanaugh accusers without so much of a whiff of credibility.
00:30:20.600You know, that the gang rape person and it was all lies.
00:30:26.020You know, they're they're going to be a lot more skeptical when it comes to her than it is than when it comes to Cuomo.
00:30:32.640Yeah. And it sort of goes back to what we talked about before with these larger institutions, including large media, where everyone is sort of has the same background.
00:30:44.700Right. They've all live in the same super zip code, either if you're in D.C. or New York.
00:30:49.620Most of the zip codes surrounding those areas are some of the wealthiest in the country and they all have, you know, great careers.
00:30:57.060I mean, and great accomplishments academically.
00:31:00.620But so everyone, you know, is at the same social events.
00:31:04.460There's no diversity of ideas within that that set of reporters.
00:31:10.500And so I think that's why we see a lack of intellectual curiosity, because what they see with Biden is sort of what they believe in.
00:31:22.060So it doesn't click to them that, wow, maybe we should question this or, wow, this might affect people that live in southern Illinois or who live in Kansas or who live in western Maryland in a way that it doesn't impact us.
00:31:37.500And we we need need more diversity in our reporting.
00:31:43.540Well, I think that, you know, the you watch the the lack of interest in the allegation against Cuomo.
00:31:50.740That's that's sort of them not showing their virtue signaling because it's a Democrat.
00:31:56.100Right. If that were Republican, they'd be like, oh, you know, believe all women.
00:32:00.900I said I sent out a tweet about this today about I'm sorry to even bring this person up.
00:32:05.520But Deborah Messing, the actress, who's out there constantly lecturing the rest of us on how we need to be sensitive to various groups, including the LGBTQ crowd, who she thinks she represents because she starred in Will and Grace for some odd years.
00:32:18.640But she she tweeted out, I hope Trump is the most popular boyfriend in prison.
00:32:25.920She's really hoping Trump goes to prison and is subjected to anal rape by his fellow prisoners.
00:32:31.780I mean, that's what she's saying. And this is this is Miss I'm LGBTQ sensitive.
00:32:36.680And she immediately got shamed by people saying, oh, so we really would appreciate if you didn't use that as your method of attack, even her allies.
00:32:44.960And she she goes out saying, oh, I've been an ally to to this community for decades.
00:32:49.220And I was in no way referencing LGBTQ love or sexuality.
00:32:53.680But Trump's victimized tens of millions.
00:32:56.860And I wanted the tables turned on him.
00:32:59.740Apologies for the offensive way I did it.
00:33:02.060Well, I mean, this is a person who wanted to blacklist all of Trump's donors.
00:33:25.080She's not going to get canceled by her peers.
00:33:27.620No, she might get dinged a little bit.
00:33:30.260But this is there's not going to be any sort of, you know, punishment for this.
00:33:37.300But yet what she said is, let's be honest, that was pretty disgusting.
00:33:42.400And and just just in the threat alone of what she hoped for.
00:33:48.800But also just this assumption that that, you know, this is that that that LGBTQ would behave this way in prison.
00:34:02.440And it's just it's just very revealing to her character.
00:34:07.040You know, people like this tend to after they get comfortable of just flipping off whatever they want to in a tweet, they get comfortable and they don't think and they reveal who they really are.
00:34:19.220And I think that she did that in this moment.
00:34:23.060How out of touch are all these people like we just saw it?
00:34:25.640Sorry to bring up another tweet, but it feels small about what I did enjoy this one.
00:34:28.960Ben Stiller got in a dust up with my pal Janice Dean, who my audience knows has been ripping on Cuomo because he sent six thousand covid positive patients into nursing homes.
00:34:39.960And then her both of her in-laws died in those nursing homes.
00:34:43.720And she was mad because the governor, true to form, is raising thousands of dollars for himself at a virtual birthday party.
00:34:54.360And Janice sent out a tweet saying shame on those who are attending this thing instead of trying to raise money for people suffering from the covid lockdowns.
00:35:08.420It was about the fundraising for him at a time when people are suffering.
00:35:12.440And then Ben Stiller, like so many of these dumb celebrities who don't pay attention to the news, walked right into the blades of that fan saying nothing wrong with supporting a politician.
00:35:25.080As you know, the current president has been soliciting hundreds of millions to overturn the election, not for covid relief.
00:35:30.980You wrote a book about spreading sunshine.
00:35:32.780Apparently you don't like the governor.
00:35:46.260You don't know who you're dealing with.
00:35:47.700This woman has every right to complain.
00:35:49.440And, you know, as soon as he found out that and Janice responded, saying nothing wrong with criticizing a politician who likes to profit off the deaths of New Yorkers.
00:38:49.420Well, we're heading into unknown territory.
00:38:51.400One of the things I have argued since Trump won is, you know, Republican establishment and Democrats establishment folks should have been the reaction should have been more reflective.
00:39:06.960And and looked at this at this candidate and say, OK, if I if they were Republicans, they should they should have said, look, he beat 17 of our best men and women.
00:39:19.260Right. And and the Democrats should have said he beat what someone said was what everyone was said was the unbeatable candidate in Hillary Clinton.
00:39:28.440What have we and look at him? What have we done wrong?
00:39:32.560But there is no this there was no admission to getting things wrong.
00:39:37.400And I think until these entities and that goes with Hollywood, that goes for the NFL, that goes for corporate America, who's decided to now be woke and put woke things in every there, every tweet, every ad, every time you go on their Web sites.
00:39:54.580There needs to be a come to Jesus moment to within these corporate boardrooms to say, we need to step back and look at how we've been treating people.
00:40:07.660And they're not doing that. And I don't know that they can do that because I don't know that they can get outside of their bubbles and be more thoughtful about these things.
00:40:16.320So what does that mean? With the divide just gets wider.
00:40:19.020And and and and you are going to see the bottom lines of not just Hollywood, not just media, not just the NFL or Major League Baseball.
00:40:30.660And you're going to see them suffer because of that until they're able to to be more reflective of how, you know, like they've all decided to become social justice organizations.
00:40:43.380They've all decided that just watching yesterday, their reaction to changing the name of the Cleveland Indians to the Cleveland baseball team within people on social media.
00:40:58.360Just is astounding that that they're that on the that they just don't understand that this is not going to go over well with their with their fans, with their viewers.
00:41:12.380First of all, as an organization, you're making the assumption that you think everyone that attends your games are are racist because team is named Indians and they support that.
00:41:22.860I would I would I would I would I would ask them to go on to to talk to Native Americans.
00:41:29.560And I would say, based on conversations I have had, they would say, y'all are crazy.
00:42:09.700And if you go out there like I do and you talk and you listen to people, they think these corporations and these entities have lost their minds and there's less and less loyalty.
00:42:21.300You know, in my book, I talked with Mark Cuban about taking these social justice stands.
00:42:30.060And he said, well, we're betting on the next generation, what they are finding.
00:42:36.380I think what they didn't understand is these next generations, millennials, Gen Z, they do not have the loyalty to brand and the loyalty to team in the same way that my generation or Gen X generation did.
00:42:51.900And so they're suffering because of that.
00:42:54.920They have pushed Gen X people out, they have pushed boomers out and and they're there.
00:43:00.680There's an expectation that that, oh, well, we're woke and we're social justice and we're this and we're that, that these young people are going to come.
00:43:07.720And these young people are like, yeah, we're not that loyal to you.
00:43:12.680Well, I had Cuban on the program and he totally denied that the fall in ratings for the NBA, of which, you know, he owns a team for those who don't know, had anything to do with their wokeism.
00:43:22.960And it was, you know, patently obvious that it did.
00:43:26.180And he's like, no, it didn't have anything to do with it.
00:43:28.280And then later that day, after the interview aired, the head of the NBA came out and said, yeah, we're getting rid of that next year.
00:44:01.840Since the election, if you look at the results down ballot and overall, this conservative populist coalition became bigger, younger and more diverse and had more of an impact in American electoral politics.
00:44:17.540Then I think people are still willing to acknowledge even the president from President Trump to incoming president elect Joe Biden.
00:44:29.920Neither of them have really knowledge or understand how broad this coalition it is and do not understand the impact, not only that it will have an American politics, but also an American culture and American consumerism.
00:44:44.180And they keep ignoring it at their peril.
00:44:50.420In a minute, we're going to be joined by Andy McCarthy, and he is going to explain the Hunter Biden investigation and details you may never have heard.
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00:46:46.200I think he's for a long time been kind of whipsawed between a media and a legal culture that really despises Trump in a rational way.
00:47:02.540And Trump himself, who is president, just has never tried to conform not only to the disciplines and the traditions of the presidency, but how they interplay in a way that's very important with the Justice Department.
00:47:23.740And I think that's been an uphill climb for him the whole way.
00:47:28.380But he's a big boy, and this is his second tour of duty.
00:47:31.520So it's not like he didn't know what he was getting into.
00:47:35.160But I just think it, you know, he's got, at most, he would have been there for another five weeks.
00:47:39.660So he's leaving a little bit early, but it really did get kind of ugly.