Did Hunter Biden Try to Write Off a HOOKER on His Taxes?! | Guests: Jonathan Isaac & Rep. Chip Roy | 12/8/23
Dec 8, 2023
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Glenn discusses the horrors of the United Nations and the need to defund it. Jonathan Isaac talks about his new line of basketball shoes with a visible Bible verse. Hunter Biden faces new charges including tax evasion. Rep. Chip Roy explains why he wants to get the U.S. out of the United Nations. Glenn and Stu dig through the latest Hunter Biden indictments and speculate on his alleged spending habits.
Republican lawmakers are pushing for the defunding of the United Nations, citing concerns over its function and funding of entities like Hamas.
Hunter Biden has been indicted on charges including tax evasion and filing false returns, potentially facing up to 17 years in prison.
There is a heated debate over spending bills, particularly a supplemental spending bill for Ukraine, highlighting the divide between Republicans and Democrats on fiscal and policy issues.
Deep dives
Republican lawmakers propose defunding the United Nations
Republican lawmakers Mike Lee, Chip Roy, and Tommy Tuberville are pushing for a proposal to defund the United Nations and all its affiliated entities, citing concerns over how the organization functions and its funding of entities like Hamas through UNRWA. The lawmakers argue that the UN does not align with American values and that the billions of dollars the US sends to the UN could be better spent elsewhere. While the proposal may face challenges, it highlights the ongoing criticism of the UN and its effectiveness.
Hunter Biden indicted on multiple charges
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has been indicted on nine charges, including tax evasion and filing false returns. The indictment alleges that Hunter spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on things like adult entertainment, luxury hotels, flights, and health and beauty services, while failing to pay taxes. The charges carry a maximum penalty of 17 years in prison, but it remains to be seen whether Hunter will face any consequences, as presidential pardons or other legal maneuvers may prevent him from serving any time.
Spending bills and threats over Ukraine aid
Debate is heating up over spending bills, particularly a supplemental spending bill that includes additional funding for Ukraine, among other things. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warned that failure to pass the Ukraine aid bill could lead to US troops being deployed, while conservatives like Chip Roy and Mike Johnson argue against such spending, demanding that the US secure the border before spending additional funds on foreign aid. The battle over spending bills continues to highlight the divide between Republicans and Democrats on key fiscal and policy issues.
Prices are Lower This Year
White House spokesperson Jean-Pierre Carine claims that prices are lower this year, citing a decrease in the cost of eggs, bacon, and milk. She also mentions lowering costs in TVs, airline tickets, and gas prices. She believes that the work done by President Biden has led to these lower costs and a better economic situation compared to a year ago.
Hunter Biden Indicted
Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, has been indicted on charges related to gun ownership and tax evasion. He potentially faces up to 40 years in prison. The indictment reveals that he claimed a payment to an exotic dancer as a purchase of artwork on Venmo. His spending on various women has increased over the years, with 2018 being the highest at $383,548. The indictment also points out that he earned money through selling artwork, coincidentally to individuals later appointed by his father.
Disconnect Between Prices and Public Perception
Public perception of rising prices contrasts with the claim made by the White House spokesperson. The spokesperson fails to acknowledge that prices are still increasing, albeit at a slower rate. Inflation rates have gone down, but that does not mean prices have gone down. Prices are lower compared to the peak of inflation, but they are higher than they were a year ago. The spokesperson's statements suggest either ignorance or an intent to mislead the public.
Glenn discusses the horrors that come from the United Nations as he argues that it’s time to defund the U.N. Orlando Magic basketball player and author of "Why I Stand" Jonathan Isaac joins to discuss his newest line of basketball shoes that feature a visible Bible verse. Glenn and Pat discuss the chaos that will ensue if the Left succeeds in jailing former President Donald Trump. Hunter Biden was hit with multiple additional charges, including tax evasion, that could land him in jail for close to two decades if convicted. Glenn and Pat break down what Hunter was actually spending his money on. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to explain why he’s teaming up with Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) to get the U.S. out of the United Nations. Glenn and Stu discuss various upcoming films, including the new Godzilla film. Did Hunter Biden attempt to write off a hooker as "art"? Glenn and Stu dig through the latest Hunter Biden indictments.