The Megyn Kelly Show Hunter Biden's Criminal Trial Begins, and Media Celebrates Trump Verdict, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 808
Jun 3, 2024
In this insightful discussion, Emily Jashinsky, D.C. correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into the Hunter Biden criminal trial, questioning his guilt and the media’s bias. They dissect the double standards in judicial proceedings, comparing Biden's case to Trump's. The conversation shifts to Dr. Fauci's accountability in public health mandates and critiques media narratives surrounding political trials. They also explore the implications of Trump's legal troubles on his campaign and political trust.
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Hunter Biden Trial Begins
- Hunter Biden faces felony gun charges in Delaware, where the Biden family is popular.
- The trial involves a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney with Biden connections and a Delawarean jury.
Hunter's Gun Crime vs. Trump's Case
- Hunter Biden's gun crime is straightforward, unlike Trump's complex case, making the jury's stance crucial.
- His defense might argue a technicality about his drug user status during form submission, despite evidence.
Defense Strategy and Prosecutor's Role
- Hunter Biden's legal team will try to use addiction and sympathy to sway the Delaware jury.
- David Weiss, the prosecutor, a Trump appointee, is considered Biden-friendly and tried minimizing charges.