The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 1869 - Poor, Poor Hunter Biden
Dec 14, 2023
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden and a key figure in ongoing political controversies, shares his thoughts on defying a House subpoena while discussing claims of victimhood. The conversation dives into the complexities of his business dealings, particularly with China and Ukraine, and their implications for his father's presidency. The dynamic between family relationships and public scrutiny is examined, alongside the political ramifications of the impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden, reflecting today's polarized partisan landscape.
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- Hunter Biden avoids a House subpoena and claims victimhood, Republicans open an impeachment inquiry
- Hunter Biden's business dealings were tied to his father's political influence, utilizing the Biden name as an asset
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Hunter Biden's announcement of avoiding subpoena by House Oversight Committee
Hunter Biden announced that he would be avoiding a subpoena by the House Oversight Committee, which wanted to ask about his business relationships with his father, Joe Biden. Hunter is currently under indictment for nine charges related to tax evasion. Republicans voted to open an impeachment inquiry.
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