The David Pakman Show
12/14/23: Biden impeachment inquiry CONFIRMED, Trump decline noticeable at latest rally
Dec 14, 2023
Steve Inskeep, author of "Differ We Musts: How Lincoln Succeeded in a Divided America," discusses partisanship in the Trump era versus the Civil War, his viral interview with Trump, Republicans' impeachment inquiry against Biden, Trump's decline at a rally, stock market under Biden, Hunter Biden's defiance, and Republicans' reaction. The relevance of Abraham Lincoln's story in the current divided state of the country is explored, along with the importance of finding common ground. Journalistic approach to facts and response to negative feedback are also discussed.
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- Hunter Biden publicly defends himself against Republican allegations, denying his father's involvement in his business dealings.
- The podcast emphasizes the importance of neutral reporting, providing factual information and respecting different opinions.
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Hunter Biden addresses Republicans' impeachment inquiry
Hunter Biden publicly addressed the impeachment inquiry launched by Republicans into his father, President Joe Biden. He stated that his father had no involvement in his business dealings and that Republicans have spent six years belittling his recovery from addiction and attacking his family. Hunter Biden expressed his frustration at being the target of the Trump attack machine and called out the absurdity of the impeachment inquiry. He also acknowledged his past mistakes and took responsibility for them. Republicans, on the other hand, reacted with outrage, demanding that Hunter Biden testify behind closed doors and threatening contempt proceedings if he refuses.
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