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If you want to be a part of the program, in a moment, we'll be joined by our friend Miranda Devine of the New York Post, and we'll talk about the Hunter Biden guilty verdict.
More importantly, the validation of the laptop from hell, which everybody denied.
And we've gone through great, we've gone into this in great specificity and detail now for the last two days and what this really should mean if you believe in equal justice and application of our laws.
Now, you did have this interview that was given to ABC News where Joe Biden said he would not pardon his son.
The question came up with Corine Jean-Pierre, White House press secretary, about the issue of whether or not Biden would commute Hunter's sentence.
Yeah, it's a different issue, different question, but really the same thing.
And you would think that that would have been a good follow-up for ABC, but they only think of tough questions for Trump.
But anyway, here's Corrine.
And then I know you read the statement at the beginning, but I wondered if you could say anything about how the president absorbed the news of his son's team fiction.
And then also, he has said that he has ruled out pardoning his son, but I wondered about a commutation, whether that would mean something that would be on the table.
A commutation?
So look, as I stated at the top, I don't have anything to say beyond to your first question, beyond what the president's statement was yesterday.
He's been very clear.
We've been very clear.
You know, he loves his son, and he and the First Lady love their son, and they support their son.
I just don't have anything, certainly anything beyond that.
Okay, we know he loves his son.
Will he commute the sentence or not?
Was that a definitive statement when he said he wouldn't pardon him?
Who knows?
My bet and the bet of many others is if he were to be re-elected, he will pardon him.
If he's not re-elected, he will pardon him.
I don't think there's any doubt about it.
Anyway, Miranda Devine spent a lot of the time during this trial in the courtroom.
Miranda, great to have you back.
She wrote the best-selling book, The Laptop from Hell.
Before I get to my main argument here, which is that the one thing that this trial has now done, bigger than the issue of Hunter Biden, of course, being addicted to drugs and lying on the gun application form, I've always viewed this as low-hanging fruit.
And I think that this whole thing has been slow walked regarding the Biden family and their foreign business deals, which are far more significant to me.
So, I mean, there's a lot of other issues here.
And then we have the whole, oh, okay, well, did Joe really, you know, did Hunter really give half his income to Pops?
And did Hunter really, you know, pay Pops home repair bills?
And did 10% get put aside for the big guy?
I think this now opens up all of these issues.
Not the prostitution, alleged prostitution, not the gun issues.
No, not the drug issues.
No, the corruption issues.
So to me, this is a big moment in terms of what the Department of Justice ought to be doing.
I know I'm long-winded, but I want to get your thoughts on all of it.
Well, look, Sean, you've put your finger right on it because the gun issue is the smallest of the crimes on the laptop.
And when we first started reporting from the laptop in October of 2020, when Rudy Giuliani and Bob Costello came to me and showed me what they had, Bob Costello laid out in very clear fashion five separate crimes that were Joe Biden corruption crimes and they were, and the evidence on the laptop.
There was our very first story was about Joe Biden meeting Hunter's Ukrainian benefactor in Washington, D.C. when he was VP, the guy who was paying Hunter a million dollars a year, number one.
Then we had the next series of stories that Emma Joe Morris and Gabrielle Fonrouge were writing during that week when we were being suppressed came straight from Costello again, Bob Costello, who got it from the laptop.
He told us about the China deals.
He told us about what you were just saying about Hunter saying that he has to give half his salary to his pop, to his father, to Joe Biden, about having to support this family for 30 years, etc.
So right from the get-go, we were focused not on the drugs, not on the sex.
There's plenty of that.
The laptop is awash with that stuff.
And we could not have made head or tail of those thousands of documents if we hadn't had the benefit of, first of all, John Paul MacIsaac, who had had months to go through the information and sort out what were the crimes, what were the things that disturbed him.
He's looking mostly at Ukraine.
Then we had six weeks of Bob Costello, a former deputy criminal chief of the Southern District of New York, and Rudy Giuliani, former U.S. attorney.
They know crimes.
They can nip them out from a mile away.
They took the guide that they got from John Paul MacIsaac.
They applied it to their own knowledge and found what was important in the laptop.
And it was not sex and drugs and rock and roll.
It was, as you said, Joe Biden's corruption.
And that is what we reported at the New York Post.
And that was why it was so damaging that the FBI, the CIA, the 51 former intelligence officials put up to it by the Biden campaign, by Anthony Blink and Ben Biden's senior advisor,
they went to such great lengths to come out of the shadows to get big tech to censor our story and then to produce our story, to call our stories, by that stage, to call the laptop Russian disinformation.
Therefore, we were, at the New York Post, we were traitors.
We were purveying Russian disinformation.
And that was the narrative that got cemented there and then and that saved Joe Biden's candidacy.
They went to those lengths because they knew that what was on that laptop, what we were reporting, was so detrimental to their candidate, Joe Biden, that it would cost him the election.
And we still haven't had them admit that and they can't admit it.
Those 51 former intelligence officials, the New York Times, etc., they refuse to admit it.
They are doubling down.
They are sticking to their narrative that, oh, the laptop, you can't, you know, parts of it have been found true.
The actual physical laptop got entered into evidence, but that doesn't mean the content is real.
They talk about chain.
It's all absolute BS.
What you see is what you get.
The evidence on that laptop is damning.
It's not in itself sufficient, but what the IRS investigators did, where they were allowed to follow the trail, was they found the witnesses.
They found the Tony Bobolinskis, they found the Rob Walkers, they found the gal lusts.
They amassed so much evidence, even while being obstructed by Leslie Wolf, by the DOJ, by the cowards in the federal government who were being bullied by Hunter Biden's lawyers, they still managed to put together enough evidence to make a case that was approved by DOJ TACT.
And that was the moment that Hunter Biden's lawyers came in and they threatened.
They said, this will be career suicide for you.
And remember, you had Joe Biden out there getting his minions to go out publicly and saying, Hunter's done nothing wrong.
He's innocent.
That was a message to Merrick Garland.
And then you had them threatening career suicide.
We're going to bring Joe Biden in to testify.
So they were going to offer him, Hunter Biden, a non-prosecution agreement.
He was not going to have to plead guilty to anything.
But it was those heroic IRS whistleblowers coming forward that forced David Weiss to cobble together this very hasty plea deal, sweetheart plea deal, where Hunter had to plead guilty to a couple of misery.
You're one of the few people that are highlighting something that I've highlighted.
There were three iterations of this.
One was he wasn't going to charge him with anything.
Then the IRS whistleblowers come out.
That became option two or plan B.
And that was the sweetheart deal that the judge actually took the time to read and said to the defense, have you ever seen a deal like this in your career?
And they had to acknowledge, no, they did not.
At that point, then Plan C came into place.
And, you know, after four years of slow walking this and allowing a statute of limitations to run out on very serious tax years involving the burisma years, then Plan C was, oh, okay, I guess we'll make the same guy that was slow walking it and wanted to let Hunter off the hook.
We'll turn him into a special prosecutor because we know he's the most likely to be on our side.
And that's why this is the low-hanging fruit that they went for.
Am I wrong?
Absolutely right.
And, you know, the proof that the IRS whistleblowers, all the documents and all the testimony that they've given, all the affidavits, the proof that they were correct was that when Weiss was forced to bring in two new prosecutors to look at the case,
they looked at all the evidence and they charged the exact same charges that Shapley and Ziegler were going to charge within, remember, the constraints of not being able to follow the evidence, like the what's that message.
They wanted to go and do some geo, what do you call it, geolocating of the phones to see if Hunter really was with his father that day.
And they were blocked from doing it.
They were blocked from search warrants of Joe Biden's property, where Hunter had been living, etc.
But even within those constraints, they have got in the California tax case, even though David Weiss malignly let lapse the statute of limitations on the most serious charges, 2014 and 2015, which would have really endangered Joe Biden, because they bring in the barisma years when Hunter was getting paid a million dollars a year by that corrupt Ukrainian energy company.
They also bring in the time that Joe Biden forced the firing of the honest prosecutor in Ukraine, Victor Shokin, who was investigating barisma.
That's, they think, off the table because the statute of limitations has run out, but that has been entered in evidence.
If you read the indictment in California, 2014 and 2015 are part of the evidence.
So that will be very, very damaging to Joe Biden if this case goes ahead, which I doubt, near weeks before the election.
That case is expected to run for over a month, so well into the end of October, just a week or so before the election.
I don't think that there's any way that they're going to allow that case to go ahead.
But, you know, Hunter Biden is a spoiled brat and he does what he wants.
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We continue now with Miranda Devine.
She was in the courtroom for a lot of Hunter Biden's trial and wrote the book, The Laptop from Hell.
What was your take on and your read on him in the courtroom?
I'm sure he loved you.
Did you make eye contact with him?
At least his wife didn't call you a Nazi like she called the other guy.
Yeah, no, I mean, I'm sure he saw me, but there was no acknowledgement.
But, you know, I did talk to Abby Lowell.
He was very rude.
And Kevin Morris.
And, you know, I mean, I guess.
Abby's a good attorney.
I mean, I can't blame Abby on this because the handy, he didn't have a hand dealt to him.
He had nothing to work with here.
I disagree.
I watched him in court.
He wasn't very good at all.
He was completely disorganized.
Honestly, I know he had a client who lied to him, but he should know that Hunter Biden lies and not find himself standing on the courtroom floor asking questions of a witness that he doesn't know the answer to because Hunter has told him, for instance, that the gun store employee was a pushy salesman who forced Hunter to buy all this stuff, $900 worth of stuff the day he bought the Colt revolver.
He also bought like a BB gun and a gadget and, you know, hollow-nose bullets and a speed load, a whole bunch of stuff.
And the salesman's just there saying, no, you know, I didn't push him into it.
He ran around the shop just pulling stuff off the shelves, wanting to buy like a big spender.
And the salesman said, I don't get paid anything extra whether I sell one thing or a million things.
I just get paid a set salary.
So, you know, and there were a couple of occasions like that with Abby Lowell.
I don't think he did a good job at all.
So I don't know why he's paid the big bucks.
Maybe he just.
I just know he's a real attorney.
I just don't think that he had anything to work with in this case because the evidence was so overwhelming and so incontrovertible.
He had no place to go.
And, you know, then to focus in on the wording on the application, I mean, that's desperation because that's all you got.
Yeah, I'm sure he was going to the sympathy vote, but honestly, I don't think that Hunter cut a very sympathetic figure because although they chose a seven out of 12 jurors who said that they had close friends or close family members who had addiction issues and they were very sympathetic to the idea that addiction is a disease, the addict doesn't have much agency, et cetera, which I necessarily don't agree with, but they were sympathetic to that.
But Hunter is sitting in court looking like a rich guy.
You see on the screen his bank balance at $1.3.4 million.
Every time, you know.
Not that sympathetic.
I'm just out of time, unfortunately.
But, well, congratulations to your unrelenting pursuit of truth here and all the heat that you took in the process.
And the laptop from hell is must-read for everybody.
And I don't think this is the end of it.
Great work, Miranda Devine.
We always appreciate you being with us.
Thank you.
Thanks, Sean.
And I've got a new book coming out, too, which is about the cover-ups called The Big Guy.
So that'll be out in September.
So that'll have a lot more about the whistleblowers as well.
I look forward to having you on radio and TV about that one for sure.
Anyway, our good friend Judge Janine Pirro is with us.
Of course, part of the hit show The Five.
Judge, always a pleasure to have you.
How are you?
I'm terrific.
How are you?
I'm good.
First, I got to congratulate you.
I could not put down.
I finally finished the entire book.
You know, my schedule is crazy, so I was reading it in bits and pieces, but I couldn't put it down.
Crimes Against America.
It's on Hannity.com, Amazon.com, bookstores around the country.
And, you know, it's ripped right out of today's headlines.
So I'm having this discussion with both Miranda Devine, Bill O'Reilly earlier today.
And, you know, Reilly's take is, oh, okay, well, Merrick Garland's not going to do his job.
They've known for four years that this laptop is real.
To me, that is the biggest takeaway in this whole case.
I think the gun charge is the low-hanging fruit.
The tax charge is low-hanging fruit.
I think the fact that Weiss allowed the statute of limitations to run out on the Burisma years was done purposefully to keep Joe Biden out of trouble.
That's my view.
And I'm looking at this case.
They've known this is real for four years.
They know Hunter implicates his own father in terms of paying his father monies that he's making while addicted to drugs with no experience, especially in the area of energy, oil, gas, coal, Ukraine, and China.
And we know that Joe took specific actions as vice president to get a prosecutor investigating the Ukrainian oil giant Burisma fired.
And as a result of that, his son, addicted to drugs, no experience, continue to be paid millions.
Now, what he's saying is, well, James Comer hasn't proven his case yet.
I'm like, well, he can't get the impeachment vote because there's not enough Republicans in the House to do it.
They have a two-vote majority.
He's putting forward criminal referrals.
He has a lot more that will come.
We had the ones come earlier.
And O'Reilly's take is, well, then Republicans need to go on offense and do an ad campaign and take their case to the American people.
Is that the best option?
Because I don't think anybody in the media is ever going to pick up on the corruption involved here.
Well, you know, I think an ad campaign is important, but I think what will happen is they'll say, but nobody's been charged and no one's been indicted.
And, you know, then you've got to peel back the onion and say to the public, as, well, that's because Joe Biden is in charge of the Department of Justice and they're up to their shenanigans.
As we know, given what happened with Hunter yesterday, the whole idea was to, you know, a year ago when they presented that plea deal on the gun charge, it was to make it all go away and give Hunter Biden immunity in perpetuity for the rest of his life.
So that's what the Biden Department of Justice is about.
And they're going to do the same thing whenever they can on any kind of complaint that involves them.
But I think you're right, Sean.
I think that the laptop is the key issue here.
And the fact that 51 so-called Intel officers were willing for a political reason, for a political favor, for Anthony Blinken, who is now Secretary of State, so that Joe Biden could have a comment to make at his debate against Donald Trump in 2020.
It is, these people are traitorous as far as I'm concerned.
They think that it's more important to protect Joe Biden than it is to protect the integrity of the justice system and the integrity of this country.
They think it's more important to cover up the billion dollars that Joe Biden leveraged to make sure that his son got a job and the prosecutor got kicked off burisma than it is to be honest with the American people.
So, I mean, one thing, Sean, that no one has talked about, with Donald Trump, they took these expired misdemeanors.
They were dead.
They were beyond the statute of limitations.
And they resurrected them with a federal felony over which they had no jurisdiction.
Think about it.
It's the Department of Justice and Joe Biden that allowed felonies to expire against Hunter Biden.
Maybe we ought to resurrect those felonies so that we could find out what happened.
Why not give new life to those felonies that the Department of Justice literally surrendered in an effort to cover up what's going on with Joe Biden and his son?
Look, the crimes that are being committed against America that I write about in my book are really crimes against not just individuals, but the American people and our system of justice.
And that's why we've got a two-tiered system of justice.
And no one should say for one minute that, gee, the conviction of Hunter Biden, that proves there's no two-tier system.
That's a bunch of nonsense because they plan to cover it up.
And they met up with a federal judge that they couldn't get to pull the wool over her eyes.
And they covered up the statute of limitations so that they can't indict Hunter in cases that would involve his father during years that they were complicit.
So don't let anybody tell you, oh, the justice system is fine.
They had to win this case against Hunter.
They absolutely had to.
So to go back to your original question, maybe a public, you know, campaign, you know, identifying what's going on would be worth it.
But in the end, they'll say, but there's no charges.
You see, I'm skeptical as you are.
And I brought this up.
Look, I think any way to get it out possibly.
But think about how spectacular this is when you really get to the bottom of this.
I mean, for the prosecution to introduce the laptop as real evidence and the FBI to confirm it's real evidence, they knew this judge in March of 2020.
They knew that laptop was real.
Merrick Garland has known his entire time as Attorney General the last four years that the laptop is real.
And they haven't done a darn thing about any of this, which I think speaks volumes.
But in the weeks leading up to the 2020 election, Joe Biden lied to the country.
Hunter lied to the country.
The FBI, in the months leading up to that 2020 election, they were out there pre-bunking the story that they knew would leak because they knew that Rudy Giuliani's attorney had a copy of the laptop from hell.
And they were meeting weekly with big tech companies, the media mob that just propagandists for the Democrats.
They did their part.
Big tech censored the entire story.
You couldn't even direct message somebody on social media, the New York Post story.
That's how corrupt it is.
The real story is about the Bidens.
Hunter implicates his own father and says that his father took half his income, 10% for the big guy, paid for Pops' home repairs.
On top of that, the actions that Joe took, firing the prosecutor, investigating Burisma, that's paying Hunter with no experience when he's addicted to drugs.
Well, as a result of the firing, Hunter continues to get paid.
It can't be any more clear, Judge, but nobody seems to care in the Justice Department.
Nobody seems to care in the media mob.
Nobody in big tech seems to be upset that they were lied to and used the way they were.
And here's where we find ourselves and the 51 Intel agents.
Guess what?
They doubled down on what they did because they got the result they wanted.
Right.
And Clapper the other day said he has no remorse for doing what he did.
Look, Clapper's the one who lied to Congress and said, no, we don't spy on Americans.
Well, not wittingly.
I mean, look, these guys have been lying to us.
And the sad part about it is that they've been covering for each other for a long time.
But you know what?
Karma's a witch.
How's that?
Karma's a witch.
The central piece of that case was the laptop.
You couldn't get around it.
The jury couldn't get around it.
And the fact that they covered it up, look, the New York Post knew that it was real, like, within weeks.
How do you know if something's real?
Okay, but you couldn't read about it online, Judge.
Yeah, but this is what I'm saying, that the New York Post could have suffered enormous defamation losses.
All they had to do was call and say, is this email?
Did you send an email to Hunter?
Did he send one to you?
And confirm it in a minute.
But the government wouldn't do it.
It wasn't hard to do.
Everyone knows that.
And in the end, what they want is power and control and money, as we see from the Biden crime family.
This is, this is.
Well, what does this mean for 2024?
Because in 2016, no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute.
You can delete 33,000 subpoenaed emails and with bleach bit and destroy devices with hammers and remove SIM cards.
And you could pay for a dirty dossier by funneling money through a law firm that hires an op research firm that hires Christopher Steele that gets Russian propaganda and misinformation and use that as the base of four FISA warrants, even though all of it is untrue and nobody ever gets held accountable, Judge.
I'm kind of getting disheartened here.
The Hillary Clinton campaign claimed they were legal expenses, and it wasn't even her money, unlike Donald Trump, who was his own person.
No, actually, some of it was her campaign money, and some came from the DNC, which she was controlling.
Well, no, what I'm saying is that this was Donald Trump.
In his case, it was his own money to do something perfectly.
Well, good point.
Understood.
Okay, but for Hillary Clinton, it's campaign money, DNC money, and she claimed it was a legal expense.
And it was a fraud on the court, a fraud on the American people, a fraud on the election.
And she's just dancing around.
Look, the difference between 2020 and 2024 is that the American people have experienced life under Joe Biden.
We've had a 19% increase in inflation.
Gas, food, everything else.
By the way, do you know gas and food are not included in inflation?
Joe Biden did that.
So the Americans don't realize how bad inflation is, except they feel it every day.
But the truth is, that's the difference.
And they're going to say, you know what, this old geezer, who can't walk, who can't talk, who can't speak, who can't think, he has cost me $11,000 more a year for everything I had last year.
So, you know, Hope Springs Eternal here.
We've got to fight.
We've got to fight to win.
I'm agreeing, but there certainly isn't justice here, Judge.
I mean, for four years, they've known the truth and they don't care.
They don't care.
They don't care, but you know what?
That's why we've got to get Donald Trump back.
And, you know, the media's got to straighten up.
And Donald Trump, looks, he's a young man.
The media's got to straighten up.
The media's never going to straighten up.
They're corrupt as hell.
Journalism's dead.
It is dead.
But people are getting information off of social media.
There's a reason that your show is one of the, if not number one, is close to number one.
There's a reason that Fox News is number one among all cable.
Look, people are listening to things that make sense.
And, you know, they're getting smarter.
They have to be wiser because they can't afford to live like this anymore.
58% of Americans think that the illegals should be rounded up and deported.
I mean, come on.
Who'd have thought that?
They get it.
They know what's going on.
These are crimes against America.
We've got to win in spite of the corruption that has surrounded us in 2020.
And all of this will go unchecked in 2024.
And they'll basically be able to just deny what now is reality, that the laptop was real, and all the information on there will be swept under the rug.
That's what you're saying.
Yeah, absolutely.
And we've got to hope that we win on the economy, on immigration, on law and order, on a world that has gone mad and a president that surrendered in the war on terror.
Yep, and you know what?
And they've got to remember, Donald Trump came in and got rid of ISIS in a minute and a half.
While, you know, Obama would call them the JV team.
Give me a break.
Americans see this.
Sean, you've been fighting hard.
We're all fighting hard to make sure that the American people see what's going on.
And you know what?
Damn the torpedoes.
You just got to go forward and let the American people see what's happening.
And I'm tired of the pussy footing around at the safe spaces and all this triggered nonsense on those on the left, while all of a sudden they're isolating Jews on the subway and saying all Jews stand up.
Enough.
Unreal.
Unreal.
Well, I want to remind people that Judge Janine Pierrow, our new book is our crimes against America.
It's on Hannity.com, Amazon.com, bookstores around the country.
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Judge, always, thank you.
We appreciate you being with us.
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