The Biden family is surrounded by corruption and scandal. And the Radical Left wants nothing more than for America to forget about them.
But the Biden family’s scandals are heating up, and Democrats are scrambling to cover up new evidence.
Bestselling author of “Breaking Biden” and Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow declared on Newsmax TV’s “Sunday Agenda” that Hunter Biden’s upcoming trial on felony gun charges is an “open and shut” case.
Marlow’s comments come as scrutiny intensifies over the legal woes of President Joe Biden’s son, potentially posing further political challenges for the Biden administration.
During the broadcast, host Lidia Curanaj brought up the role of Haley Biden, the widow of Joe Biden’s late son Beau, who allegedly disposed of Hunter Biden’s firearm in a dumpster.
Curanaj questioned how critical Haley’s testimony might be and mentioned President Joe Biden’s visit to her, seeking Marlow’s perspective on these developments.
“You see why the Democrats were so enthusiastic to call Donald Trump a convicted felon and to get that talking point, because they know this is a problem for them,” Marlow responded.
Marlow emphasized the clarity of the case against Hunter Biden. “He clearly lied, Haley was a part of it. He’s had, of course, a long history of drug use, which is well known. It’s why he had to leave the military. And the weapon did end up in a dumpster and it appears pretty clear that Haley was involved with that. So this should be an open and shut case.”
The gun charge against Hunter Biden stems from allegations that he lied on a federal background check form when purchasing a firearm in 2018.
Hunter Biden, who was discharged from the Navy Reserve in 2014 after testing positive for cocaine, reportedly failed to disclose his drug use on the purchase form.
The weapon was later found in a dumpster near a school, raising significant safety concerns.
Marlow also highlighted the political implications of the case, noting the eagerness of Democrats to label former President Donald Trump a convicted felon, potentially to deflect attention from Hunter Biden’s legal troubles.
“But I’ll tell you one thing here, which is a bit of a trap,” Marlow cautioned. “I spent a year and a half researching the Bidens, I put out a New York Times best selling book called ‘Breaking Biden’ about the Bidens. I only spent a couple of paragraphs on this case, and I’ll tell you why, it’s because this seems to be the only one that doesn’t directly implicate Joe.”
While acknowledging the seriousness of the gun charge, Marlow suggested that this case might serve as a distraction from other allegations of corruption involving Hunter Biden.
“There was some reports that were pretty vague that perhaps the government intervened, intervened on Hunter’s behalf at one point. But there’s a bit of a trap here because this is of all the corruption Hunter’s engaged in over his lifetime this is one that just seems mostly isolated to him.”
Hunter Biden has faced a series of legal challenges and allegations over the years, including questionable business dealings in Ukraine and China.
These controversies have dogged his father’s presidency, leading to ongoing investigations by congressional Republicans.
Marlow’s comments underscore the potential for the gun charge case to divert attention from broader issues of alleged corruption involving Hunter Biden and possible connections to President Joe Biden.
In the wake of these developments, the Biden administration has maintained that Hunter Biden’s legal issues are a personal matter and have distanced themselves from the proceedings.
However, the case remains a significant point of contention in the political arena, with Republicans arguing that it exemplifies broader issues of integrity and accountability within the Biden family.
As Hunter Biden’s trial approaches, the political and legal implications of the case will continue to be a focal point of discussion.
For many Americans, the case represents not only a clear legal issue but also a broader narrative of accountability and the rule of law that they argue has been unevenly applied.
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