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Fox News host Jesse Watters was informed by sources that Hunter Biden will most likely be indicted, and President Joe Biden will pardon him.
Jesse Watters told his viewers, “We all see that emperor, Joe Biden has no clothes. Joe Biden isn’t perfect. Joe Biden’s not making anybody happy. He’s not delivering for Republicans or Democrats or anybody. And his polling numbers are terrible. And Democrats are about to get wiped out and America knows it.”
“So does the media, but the media has too much pride to admit they were wrong,” he added. “So the cover-up continues. We told you this week, his approval rating slipped to 34%. He’s losing blacks, whites, Latinos. Primetime is hearing that Hunter will be indicted. Biden will probably pardon his son and announce he’s not running for re-election. So who else is there to carry the torch?”
Watters didn’t laborer on the exact information that leads him to believe Hunter Biden might be indicted. If true, this will send shockwaves through the political establishment.
After denying it for some time, The New York Times finally admitted that the Hunter Biden laptop was real and could contain evidence of crimes.
The New York Times’s story of the Hunter laptop and emails show that Hunter Biden might be guilty of knowingly avoiding the Foreign Agent Registration Act requirements while his father was running for president.
The FARA makes it a federal crime to engage in lobbying or political activity for a foreign government or national without registering with the Justice Department as a foreign agent.
Hunter never registered.
The Hill reported:
The inquiry into Hunter Biden’s business dealings, in which he acted as a consultant to companies in China and Ukraine, appeared to be dying on the vine. But lately, the broad federal investigation of Hunter headed up by David Weiss, the holdover United States attorney in Delaware, has picked up steam. Weiss is no Trumpist zealot. He served as a prosecutor in Delaware in the 1980s, returned to the small office in 2007, and remained there for 11 years until Trump appointed him U.S. attorney. When he came up for confirmation, Delaware Democratic Sens. Coons and Carper strongly supported him.
There are 93 U.S. attorneys in the country who, although appointed for a term, serve at the pleasure of the president. When a new president takes office, all customarily resign or are dismissed. Biden wisely left two in office: John Durham, investigating the origins of Russiagate, and Weiss, investigating the president’s son.
Normally, FARA violations aren’t seen as very serious, but lately, Justice Department had charged Tom Barrack, Rick Gates, and Paul Manafort with FARA violations. So why would Hunter Biden be any different?
