Will Hunter do Jail Time?

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Will hunter Biden will crackhead Hunter ever
see a day behind bars? He now has pled guilty
to nine charges, three of them felonies, basically tax evasion,
tax fraud regarding millions and millions of dollars. By the way,

(00:25):
a guilty plea entered into now as a convicted felon,
because remember he was found guilty in Delaware on gun charges.
So it almost looks like a certainty that the judge
will now insist on some jail time. But will there
be a pardon waiting for him? Six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Let's

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go to John in Dunstable. Thanks for holding John.

Speaker 2 (00:53):
And welcome, Thanks for taking by Carlin my pleasure.

Speaker 1 (00:58):
John.

Speaker 2 (01:00):
Let's think about this for a minute. You're talking millions
and millions of dollars in tax that taxes that he
didn't pay. So there was many millions of dollars more
that Biden got And what did he get it for, Jeff,
He got it for treason. Okay, Biden is going to

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have to pardon himself for all crimes past and present.
He's going to have to do his whole family, because
if President Trump takes the oath of office, he will

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send the DOJ after them. Just think about it, Jeff.
Would you trust that pot smoking drunk to do the job?
I know I wouldn't, Jeff. There's too many people to
parten here. And the crimes that were committed. Tax evasion

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is one thing, Jeff, But treason, that's something else. The
Chai Kongs did not pay Biden millions upon millions of
dollars for his good looks because he don't have any
good looks. So that's what you have to you know,

(02:36):
everybody has to think about.

Speaker 1 (02:37):
Brilliant. No, No, brilliant, John, Absolutely brilliant. Look John, You're
not a criminal. I'm not a criminal. You're not a
Benedict Arnald. I'm not a Benedict Arnald. So I understand
this thinking is so foreign to you and to me,
and to obviously this audience. But just if you can
stand back for a second, imagine if you're the president

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of the United State, Imagine and you've been engaged, as
you put it, in treason in a massive international influence
peddling scheme. You have been selling out the United States
to our worst enemies and to other countries. Kay, Ukraine
is not our worst enemy. China is, but Ukraine isn't. Obviously,

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you've been selling us out, and you've been using your family,
your brothers, your sister, your daughter in laws, your son
in particular. Your son is the one you've leaned on
the most. He's the one that collects the cash. He's
the one that helps distribute it to all these shell
companies and entities that you've created. He's about to spill

(03:46):
the beans if he goes to court. All this is
going to get exposed. You're going to get dragged in.
You're going to be implicated now, so you're going to
pardon him. But you're right. Question you got to ask
yourself is well, if the next guy comes in and
he's vowing to drain the swamp and by the way,

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I basically ordered a raid on mar a logo shoot
the kill orders against him. I've been trying to put
him behind bars for years. I'm bankrupting his business. I'm
destroying him and his family. He's gonna win. I would
be saying to myself, I gotta parton myself, I gotta

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parton my brothers, I gotta parton everybody. I mean, John,
am I wrong?

Speaker 2 (04:36):
Oh You're a thousand percent right, Jeff. And I'm gonna
say this too, Jeff. There's a lot more people involved
in this. That's why I know that the President Trump
and his people listen to you, Hed better have some
real good bodyguards because I still say, Jeff, if he

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does make it, it's going to be by the skin
of his teeth, because there's a This is big, Jeff,
this is really big, and I just don't see how
it could possibly happen. I mean, you're going to be
taking Democrats, Republicans, the Department of Justice. I mean there's

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a lot of people that have been on that dole raping,
I mean, raping us for our money and stealing and
getting money for trees and from the chicons. This is huge, Jeff.
It's bigger than you can imagine.

Speaker 1 (05:39):
Oh, it just makes Watergate look like a Sunday picnic.
I completely agree with you. I completely John Diyna my call.
Thank you very very much for that call. Look, I
don't want to get too sidetracked, but I just want
to throw this small, tiny, tiny log on the fire.
But it's very important because John is saying, Look, hey,
the stakes now are really high. Okay, it's obvious now

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this is we're talking about one of the greatest scandals
in human history, not American history and history of the world. Okay,
that's what we're now looking into. Well, remember I talked
about this yesterday that Biden came out the DOJ Merrick Garland,
Christopher Ray, Russia and Russian election and interference. Oh there

(06:19):
is Pultent's trying to help Trump win again. Even though
I don't know if you heard this yesterday, Putin endorsed
Kamala Putin came out. He could barely hide his glee,
his smile. He says, Oh, I love her laugh, It's infectious.
I love it. Six one seven, two, six, six, sixty eight,

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sixty eight is the number. Okay, So just very very quick.
So they announced this huge as I talked about yesterday.
So now they're gonna they're setting the stage now for
another Russia Russia Russia collusion hoax. Notice why did they
do this? It came out the day after Trump was asked,

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will you declassify the Jeffrey Epstein list? That list of
all of Jeffrey Epstein's clients and all those who went
to so called fantasy island, and Trump said, yeah, okay, yeah,
I'll tell you what. Day one, I will declassify it
and everybody will know who went to that island and

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who was being blackmailed by Jeffrey Epstein. Now, my point
just being this is a massive scandal. It doesn't just
involve communist China. It involves pedophilia, it involves molesting children,
it involves being blackmailed by Jeffrey Epstein. And Trump is saying,

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I'm going to expose the whole damn thing. I listen,
I'm done. We're gonna destroy this swamp. We're gonna drain
this swamp. We're going to open the lid, and you,
the American people, are going to see just how compromised
and corrupt our political class is, our ruling class, our politicians,
and our establishment is. And that's why now they're going

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all out to get him. They have to get him.
They have no choice now but to get him now
very quick. I want to go to the phone lines.
Sandy made an absolutely brilliant point to me while we
were off air, and it makes a lot of sense.
And let me throw this log and I want to
get your take on it. Here's her argument, and I

(08:37):
think there's a lot to it, she said, Jeff, look,
Ibby Lowell, hunter Biden's lawyer, love him or hate him,
is a very good lawyer. He is. He's a very
good law He's a smart man. He's an idiot, he's
a very very smart man. Why would he do this?
Why would he wait to the last possible second and

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then supposedly have his client enter an Alfred plea and
then have it blow up in his client's face? And
now it's an absolute mess unless it wasn't Abby Lowell's idea.
And according to Samdy, here's her theory, and I think
it's a very good one. Jeff, everybody knows that Hunter

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Biden thinks he's the smartest guy in the room. I mean,
he's legendary for this. He thinks he knows everybody. Sorry,
he's better than everybody. He's smarter than everybody, he knows best.
He's always been like that. He's a complete and utter narcissist.
And he thinks he'll always get away with it again

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and again and again. And remember, Hunter Biden is a lawyer,
not a very good lawyer, but he is a lawyer.
And if you go to law school you know about
Alfred Please they teach you that in law school. The
point being Sandy's theory is, what if this wasn't Abbi

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Lowell's idea? What if this was Hunter Biden's idea. The
screw up who always thinks he's a genius, but his
dad has to always clean up his mess. And so
he thinks, ah, I'll get away with it. I'll outsmart
the prosecution, I'll outsmart the judge. I'll outsmart everybody, even

(10:29):
my own lawyer. And so he comes in and he says,
Alfred Pley and the prosecution remember there were sandbagged. They're
like what And he thinks that the prosecution is just
gonna cave and they'll say okay, and then he'll turn out, Okay,

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you know, I pled guilty, but I'm really not guilty.
And it's a slap on the wrist, and you see,
like Houdini, I've escaped, but instead because he's Hunter Biden,
because frankly, he's an idiot, because his brain has been
fried on crack cocaine going back decades, and the drinking

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and the boozing and the partying and the whole thing,
it all blows up in his face and really, what
Abby Lowell is doing yesterday is trying to sandy put it.
He's just trying to make lemonade out of lemons. He's
just trying to spin now what is clearly a disaster
because objectively, when you think about it, this is the

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worst possible strategy. From Hunter Biden's point of view, it's stupid.
I'm telling you it's it's blatantly stupid. Why you change
your you change your your your, you change your plea.
So now you're admitting guilt. So you've now wiped away
not guilty, but you're trying to bamboozle both the judge

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and the federal prosecution. The prosecutors now really want to
destroy you. And what do you think is going to
happen when he goes in front of sentencing. Ask anybody
who knows anything about the court system. The one thing
any judge can't stand is a defendant who refuses to
take responsibility or accountability for what they've done. So the

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judge is now going to look at him in December
and say, let me get this straight. You waste it
all of our time, all of that money, my time,
the court's time, everybody saying you were not guilty. And
then on the very day that we're about to select
the juries the juror the jury, forgive me selecting jurors

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to serve on the jury, and all this money has
been spent. You then try to sell me that you're guilty,
but you're not really guilty, an effort plea. But now
you're telling me no, I'm really guilty. You know what, buddy,
I'm gonna throw the book at you. Man who got

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it coming? You little punk? That's exactly I'm telling you.
Forget the pardon issue for a second. That's exactly what's
gonna happen. Now what I'm telling you. Really, this is
like law one oh one. A basic lawyer would say
that to their client. They go, look what you're doing

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now is the worst thing you could possibly do. If
you wanted to plead guilty, you should have done it
months ago. If you're gonna plead guilty, just plead guilty,
but don't do the Alford plea and not even tell
the prosecution or the judge ahead of time. Like, buddy,
you're gonna get wiped out. Like are you begging to

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go to jail? Are you begging for them to throw
the book at you, because you're looking at seventeen years.
And remember you just were found guilty in Delaware on
gun charges. So now you're gonna plead guilty as a
convicted felon. Buddy, You're going to go to jail for
a long time. I'm not talking six months. I'm talking

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years and years of serious hard time. So from a
legal point of view, I'm telling you, this was the
worst possible strategy imaginable. Now I'm telling you I'm not
buddies with Abi Lowell. I'm not claiming that. But you know,
when I was in DC at the Washington Times, everybody

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knew Abby Lowell. He's a very prominent Democratic lawyer. Very
good I find an excellent lawyer. No way, this was
Abu Lowle's idea. No way, this came from Hunter, I'm
telling you. And now, as is so often happened, Biden

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now is going to have to clean up Hunter Biden's mess.
Joe Biden's like, what did he do? Oh my god, no,
he did what?

Speaker 3 (14:59):
No?

Speaker 1 (15:00):
Oh he didn't even tell the prosecution. Oh my, are
you serious? Listen now to Jonathan Turley, Jonathan Turley, Professor
of Law, George Washington University, listen to what he says.
Roll cut six, Mike.

Speaker 4 (15:20):
It's not uncommon to see plea deals occur before trials,
but in this case, many of us have been writing
for months that Hunter Biden was perfectly insane, not to guilty.
Timing is important. You can get a better deal if
you plead early rather than late. It's sort of like

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waiting for the water to reach the deck on the
Titanic before you ask about swimming lessons. I mean, it's
a little bit it's a little bit late for some
of those options. And so he's really has succeeded in
putting himself in the worst possible position in terms of
a plea.

Speaker 1 (16:01):
He's completely right now. To me, there's only two possible explanations. Again,
you may disagree with me. One. This came from Hunter
the idiot, the idiot, and it blew up in his
face like everything else. This is not the first time.
Remember he's the idiot that left a laptop behind at
a Delaware shop, the computer shop. Like only he does that,

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you know, as Trump says on the campaign trail all
the time, who does that? Let's go to Tony in Weymouth, Sorry,
Tony in Westborough. My bad Tony in Westborough. Thanks for
holding Tony and welcome.

Speaker 5 (16:38):
Hi guys. I just a couple questions one past one,
Why do you guys? All of a sudden, everyone thinks
that Joe Biden's telling the truth. He's not gonna pardon
or commute his son's sentence. At the three and a
half years of them lying to us in Crane, Jampierre
lying to us and Kamala lying to us, all of

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a sudden, he's telling him the truth that nobody believes that.
I'm surprised, Jeff that you you even gave that any
credence to that statement that he's not gonna pardon him.

Speaker 2 (17:13):
Of course he is.

Speaker 5 (17:15):
He's his father, this is his son, and I do
believe he's gonna spend a tiny bit of time in
jail until Joe's last day and then he pardons them.
I don't know if the timing works out so that
he actually goes to jail before Biden's final day in office,

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but you know, maybe he'll try to save a little
bit of faith by letting him spend a couple of
weeks or a week or two in jail. No big deal.
He's gonna have a cushy jail, everything's fine, and then
last day he fidens him. What does he care? I mean,
it's gonna be the tiniest footnote, you know, and everyone's

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gonna say, oh, let's move on, move on, move on,
move on, move on. This will be it'll be over.
It's eighteen seconds. No one's gonna care. He PINNs him
on his last day. Who wouldn't do that, Jeff, you
would do that if you were the president. I would
do that. You're gonna pardon your son? Who cares? And

(18:20):
then they and then they move on. I think he
had to to plead guilty now just so that they
can get this done.

Speaker 1 (18:29):
Well, Tony, Look, it's not that I believe Biden. I
don't believe a thing he says. He's a pathological liar. No,
The only point I was making, Tony, is that Biden
has made such a stink about it like nothing else,
nothing else. Has he made such a huge issue where

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he has said again and again. I'm not saying he's
not gonna do it. Of course he's gonna do it.
My point is, look, how do I say this, Whatever
RepU mutation he may have had, the moment he pardons
his son it goes out the window. Read my lips.
I mean, I could just play you how many times.
I will not pardon my son. I will not commute

(19:13):
his sentence. This will never happen. I give you my
word of honor as a Biden. Now you know, I
know this audience knows his word means nothing. But my
point is in terms of public perception, public prestige, I mean,
when he does this, it is going to permanently soil

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his reputation and credibility. Now you're right, in terms of
the immediate impact on the last day, people aren't going
to care anymore. I'm saying for his legacy in the
history books, there's no question he will not be able
to live this down. That's why I think. I mean,
if I were him, and I don't know what it's

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like to be him, because I can't think way this
guy thinks, because he's a trader and a criminal. But
you'd rather have somebody else pardon him. If I could have, Look,
if I could have, if he could have Kamala pardon
his son, I think it'd be much preferable than him
doing it. I mean, am I wrong on that, Tony?

Speaker 5 (20:19):
Well? Yeah, I mean that that would be ideal, But
I don't you know, she's gonna then she would have
to answer the questions. He's not gonna have to answer
any questions.

Speaker 6 (20:31):
He's gone.

Speaker 5 (20:32):
First of all, he's guys a foot and a half
almost two feet in the grave to begin with, So
he doesn't care. It's over, and she'll have to answer
to the press, you know, and it'll it'll make her
first couple of days.

Speaker 1 (20:52):
Agree, Noh, I agree, no, Tony. I think that's why
I don't think she wants to do it. I agree
with you. That's why he's going to do it. See,
that's why. See many people are saying, oh, no, Jeff,
he's gonna step aside just before the election and pass
the baton off to Kamala. And I'm like, I'm not
so sure. I'm not so sure because I don't think

(21:13):
she wants to pardon him. I agree with you, I
don't think she wants to pardon the hunter. And also,
if i'm Joe Biden, and really, you're right, it's not
Joe now, it's Jill. I mean, he's look, I can
play some more cuts of him, Tony. It's gotten so
much worse. It's gotten so bad now, he can't function,

(21:34):
and he just it's pathetic, really, it's really pathetic. So
but anyway, it's Jill, and Jill is basically saying, no, look,
you're gonna pardon him, and that's it. We can't trust Kamala.
We can't trust anybody but ourselves. Because Tony, I think
you hit the nail right on the head. You want

(21:55):
to get to Joe, you have to go through Hunter.
A trial would have implicated Joe Biden without question. It
would have implicated the entire Biden crime family without question.
And Sandy made a really good point to me off
air again. She said, Jeff, a plea deal does one
other thing, right. It not only sets up the pardon now,

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but it stops all evidence gathering. Once the plea is entered,
like yesterday, you can't investigate anymore. You can't gather any
more evidence. So it shuts down the evidence gathering process
and any further investigation into the crime family. So look, Tony,
this is how I read the evidence. You may disagree

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with me. The Bidens are getting out of Dodge and there.
Now this is if they thought Kamala was gonna win,
he would not have pled guilty. He would not have
pled guilty. They now believe Kamala is gonna lose, and
they're gonna part him. You're right, on his last day

(23:02):
in office, he's gonna pardon him. And I think he's
gonna partner a lot of other people, including himself, and
they're all getting out because if they really thought Kamala
was gonna win, then why not go to trial? I mean, yes,
it's embarrassing, a lot of stuff is going to come out,
but Kamala is gonna win. So what do you care.

(23:24):
Now they're gonna pardon and they're out. Final word to you, Tony.

Speaker 5 (23:32):
Yeah, every smile president that pardoned somebody on their last day,
they pardon all these questionable people. Clinton did it with
all his buddies and all that kind of stuff. And
you know what the story is that page for such
an incredibly small amount of time, and we move on,

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and that's the plan, and it's simple and everyone would
do it. Person with a son or a child would
do the same thing. Big deal. They move on, pardon them,
They move on, and let's let's try to move the
country forward. And enough with the bidens.

Speaker 1 (24:13):
Amen, Amen, Tony, Amen, thank you very much for that call.
Enough with the bidens on that we agree on. No,
the one thing I would slightly and thank you for
that call, Tony, the one thing I would slightly disagree
with you. And I'm not trying to seem holier than
thou or you know, on some kind of you know,
my self righteous horse here or something like that, but

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you know, my righteous high horse, if my son was
a trader, if another see the problem is is the
father that's the trader. He just used his son, you know,
another trader to be the bag man. Okay, that's that's
the problem. But I'm just saying, if my son was
a genuine a trader, I, honestly, God, I wouldn't pardon him.

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I know you don't believe me, but I wouldn't. I'm saying,
no way, absolutely not, absolutely not to me. There are
some things in life you don't do, you just don't do,
and one of them is betray your country. I think
it's one of the worst things, believe it or not.
And I know I'm gonna get a lot of blowback
on this. And how do I say this? Look, murder

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is abhorrent. Okay, please don't mistake what I'm saying. I
think treason is even worse than murder. I'm telling you,
I think it's one of the most gravest crimes and
sins a human being can ever commit. And if my son,

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God forbid, was ever a trader, an actual trader to
his country, ah, it would be it would be my
eternal shame, never mind his eternal shame. I wouldn't pardon him.
I'm telling you, I wouldn't pardon would you, honestly? Would you?
Six seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is

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the number Jerry in New Hampshire. We'll go to call
log first, Okay, Jerry, hang on, We're gonna go to
the caller of the week. It's basically eight o'clock. We're
about thirty seconds away, so we're gonna go to Coooner's
call log Caller of the Week.

Speaker 7 (26:26):
It's time for Cooner's call Log, where we showcase our
favorite color from the week.

Speaker 1 (26:32):
I can hear you, Can you hear me? Thanks for
holding Dan.

Speaker 3 (26:36):
If you want to understand the Left, I think what
we're seeing is a collective psychosis. The hallmark signs being
rage in fear, and one of the triggers of a
psychotic episode is delusion. Jeff I work as a reticent
nurise at one of the states forensic psychiatric hospitals. So

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I have an understanding of mental illness. And the greatest
delusion in our political history was that Joe Biden was
of sound mind and body to be president. And what
you're seeing on the left is that their altered mental
status has eclipsed their sense of reality.

Speaker 2 (27:14):
And I got to play something, Jeff.

Speaker 3 (27:16):
Over the last three and a half years, the most
joyful people I encounter our people on the right. The
most miserable people are on the left. And so we
have to understand that we're not dealing with reasonable, rational people.
We're really dealing with people that are psychotic. During the DNC,

(27:37):
I had we call them person served watching the DNC.

Speaker 2 (27:41):
These are people with.

Speaker 3 (27:42):
Serious psychiatric diagnosis, and they were saying that the Democrats
at the DNC were crazy. So if the Creighton people
are saying the DNC is crazy, then they must really
be crazy.

Speaker 7 (28:06):
Be here every weekday on the Cooner Report between six
and ten am, and next week it could be you
on Cooner's call log.

Speaker 1 (28:14):
Please don't be a stranger. Call again. Congratulations. That was
a phenomenal call, Actually a very funny call. But what
was funny was true. That was so funny about the
call that even the crazy people think the DNC was crazy.

Speaker 6 (28:30):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (28:31):
And I want to thank again this incredible audience, best callers,
best audience in the business. And Mike just let me
know in my ear that we made a little bit
of history right now on the Kooner report. That is
the two hundredth Cooner's call log two hundred huh and

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hopefully many more to come, many more to come. Six
one seven two six, six sixty eight sixty eight is
the number. Okay, do you think Hunter Biden will be pardoned?
Question number one? Question number two? What do you make
now of Hunter's guilty plea? Yesterday? He has now pled

(29:15):
guilty nine charges, three of them felonies, tax fraud, tax evasion,
millions of dollars in unpaid taxes. The left kept saying
Hunter was innocent, The Democrats in the media kept saying
he was innocent. There was nothing to see here, and
then everything came crashing down yesterday six one seven two

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six six sixty eight sixty eight. Jerry in the Great
State of New Hampshire, the Granite stay, thanks for holding
Jerry and welcome.

Speaker 6 (29:49):
It's Jeff Delivery or guy state is Jeff. I've been
watching the Biden ordeal for quite a while. That's something
is I predicted, and it had to happen that he
would plead guilty or get a conviction before his dad
could pardon him, and them not trusting how the election

(30:13):
is going to go to matter of fact, whether or
even Kamala would pardon him, I'm sure that was part
of the deal when Biden decided to step down, but
whether she would be honest and hold to that is
another question. And so when he pled guilty, that was
all set up. That was already in the bag that
he was going to plead guilty because he can't get
a pardon without it. He's got no conviction. What are

(30:33):
you going to pardon him with? And you can't pardon
anybody like That's like Biden can't pardon himself of crimes
he hasn't even been charged with, and that's just not possible.
But what did happen is now all the people that
Hunter had dirt on evidence on that he might have
cut a deal on his last sentencing is are now

(30:57):
covered unless they indict someone else. And because there's a
whole lot of people in on this, on the Biden
crime family, if you will, and they're not all family
as even in Congress that have been involved in this. Ukraine,
all the other money in China, the money, and I
believe it was Romania. I mean, there's all kinds of

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things that have been going on, and they've been protected
now because now Hunter is off out of the spotlight
on that and they can't they can't. They got them
out of the hot seat, if you will. And so
now now all they've got to do is get through
the sentencing. And that had to happen before Biden, before
whoever the next president happens to be, would take office

(31:40):
in January. And the sentencing time is roughly about three months.
They allow somewhere in that amount of time to sentence.
But I'll tell you something else, and it came to
me I was listening to your show this morning, is
on these tax charges. I don't know if Delaware has
an income tax, but I wouldn't bet you a dollar

(32:01):
to a donut that in fact that he could have
tax charges brought gudst him in Delaware too, because if
you cheated on his federal taxes, the odds are a state.
Taxes weren't paid either, because they reflect one another when
you fill out your tax forms. So I'm just thinking
that I don't know that there's anybody in that state
that would charge him, but the odds are that he's

(32:21):
in fact got some exposure there as well, and that
judge could have put him in jail immediately after he
pled guilty, but the judge didn't choose to do that.

Speaker 1 (32:31):
I agree with Jerry on every count. No, on every count,
I think you're You're absolutely correct. I think you're dead
on And look, we know what the prosecution did. The
prosecution kept doing Joe Biden favor after favor after favor
because they let the They let the statute of limitations
run out on some of the earlier charges against Hunter Biden,

(32:54):
which would have directly implicated Joe Biden. I'm talking about
his tacks of of twenty sixteen, of twenty fifteen, of
twenty fourteen, where Hunter was really raking in cash from Barisma,
so that would have directly tied him to Joe Biden.
So you're right, this is just a tip of the iceberg.

(33:15):
This is what I find incredible. They have not paid
taxes on tens and tens of millions of dollars they
enriched themselves to the tune of god knows how much.
Really we don't know the full amount, but we're talking
hundreds of millions of dollars, easy, easy, as they sold

(33:37):
this country down the river, and now they're trying to
do the ultimate cover up. And you're right, the judge
could have sentenced them on the spot. And this is
what many legal analysts are pointing out. What is it
that's so complicated about this case that they got a
delay sentencing for four months. Sentencing is going to be
in the middle of December. What's so common implicated is

(34:00):
the judge that busy? Is this such a sophisticated, uh,
you know, a complex, complicated case that it's going to
take a month to figure out what's the proper sentencing,
you know, what's the proper sentencing for this So it's
obvious get the sentencing done by December, mid to late December,

(34:23):
and then Joey can pardon. I mean, it's like on
a silver platter. So anyway, look, it makes my blood
boil that this guy's not going to see jail time
because he's a trader. Forget the fact that he's an
embezzler and a fraud and a tax cheat. Okay, to me,

(34:43):
the bigger thing is he's a tax he's a trader
who sold this country out, and the bigger one was
his father. And to me, the whole thing makes it
makes me sick. It makes the whole thing, it makes
me sick to my stomach. And and we'll see what happens.
But man, would I love to see Trump unleash the

(35:06):
DOJ on the Biden crime family all? Would I love
to see that? Because you're right, Jerry, this is a
can of worms once you open this. It's not just
the Bidens. It implicates the Clintons, the Obamas, the Romney's,
the McConnell's, the entire swamp in Washington, d C. They've

(35:29):
all got their hands in the till. This is what
they do. This is why things are so bad in
our country, because they keep selling us out to the
highest bidder as long as they just keep enriching themselves.
And now we find out it's through their children and
their family. See, so they use front companies and entities,

(35:53):
and the money doesn't go to them directly, it goes
to their wives or husbands or children and or nieces
or nephews. And by the way, Jerry, please take this
to the bank. Okay. As someone who's parents and grandparents
come from Central Eastern Europe and it's one of my
sort of areas of interest, I just I like to

(36:14):
follow that part of the world. That's exactly how they
do it in Eastern Europe. To every Eastern European or
of Eastern European descent listening to this, they're nodding their
head up and down. Yep, yep. The politicians, none of them.
They're all poor. That's the joke in every country to go,
oh my god, they should be homeless. They have no assets,

(36:38):
they have no income, they've got nothing, nothing, But they're
all driving around in Mercedes Benzes. They live in dachas
and mansions. They've got literally fifteen twenty thousand dollars gold watches,
you know. I mean, they got private jets. They're jets
setting all over the place. But he's penniless. He's got nothing.

(37:02):
That's exactly now what are oligarchs are doing here? Final
word to you.

Speaker 6 (37:06):
Jerry, Well, thanks Jeff. The concern is the example that
this says for the American people that there is no.
You know, we can't have two systems of justice. You
either have justice or you don't. There's not two tiers.
There's not two levels. There's not two systems. There's one.
It's either justice or not. And what this is given
a perfect example of the American people that if if

(37:27):
the political or whoever it gets their gun sights on
you and the gun and the government, they're going to
nail you to the wall. But if in fact you're
on the inside of that establishment for lack of a
better term, a member of that clique, that in fact,
you will never go into jail. You're protected. And and
that breathe resentment within the people. And that is the
stuff that will cause governments to fall, is when the

(37:49):
people have finally had enough of it and then they
just say, hey, you know what, why why am I
abiding by all these rules when they're not blatantly not
abiding by those rules. And that undermines our republic because
we're not a democracy, we're republic.

Speaker 1 (38:05):
And sadly, what you just described is communism.