Morning Wire Hunter Biden Defies Subpoena & SCOTUS Weighs J6 Case | 12.14.23
Dec 14, 2023
Hunter Biden's defiance of a subpoena raises eyebrows and potential legal consequences. The Supreme Court's decision to hear a pivotal case may reshape January 6th prosecutions and their political ramifications. Meanwhile, Harvard's president faces plagiarism allegations, igniting debates about academic integrity and institutional accountability. The intertwining of law, politics, and education keeps listeners on edge as these controversial topics unfold.
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Hunter Biden's Deposition Dodge
- Hunter Biden refused to testify in a House deposition, instead giving a press statement on the Senate side.
- He claimed his father wasn't financially involved in his business dealings, sparking further GOP inquiry.
Supreme Court to Hear Key January 6th Case
- The Supreme Court will hear a case concerning the scope of an obstruction law used in many January 6th prosecutions.
- This could significantly impact these cases, including the one against former President Trump.
Harvard President's Plagiarism Controversy
- Harvard's president, Claudine Gay, faces plagiarism accusations, with the university seemingly downplaying the issue.
- Political scientist Carol Swain claims Gay plagiarized her work, impacting Swain's career.