hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i m emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner and also joining us today, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson marie harff and former georgia congressman and host of the doug collins podcast, doug collins. now, the president s son has been under investigation for five years for tax and financial allegations and a firearms charge that stemmed from allegations that hunter lied during a gun purchase claiming he did not abuse drugs. but that contradicted admissions in his own autobiography where he detailed an addiction to crack cocaine. this plea deal will likely allow him to avoid any jail time. his lawyer releasing this statement with the announcement of two agreements between my client, hunter biden and the united states attorney s office for the district of delaware, it is my understanding that the five-year investigation into hunter is resolved. hunter will take responsibility f
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today on inside politics a plea deal for the president s son. the justice department says hunter biden will admit he broke federal tax and gun laws. a development already kicking up a hornet s nest of house republicans. plus, we have brand new cnn poll numbers this hour. they confirm donald trump s big early lead, but not as big as it was. and the former president walks into a trap of his own making. he goes on fox news and talks a lot about the legal case against him. did he accidentally confess to some of the crimes he s accused of committing? i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. up first, crimes and punishment. we learned this morning that hunter biden plans to plead guilty to tax crimes, not paying his taxes on time. we also learned the president s son struck a deal on a gun charge and prosecutors will ask mr. biden be put on probation. i want to go straight to delaware where this all went down. that s where cnn correspondent cara accide
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hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. there s brand new reporting that drives home the fact that donald trump is his own worst enemy when it comes to his many, many, many legal problems and when it comes to the indictment and the classified documents investigation turning him from a disgraced twice impeached once indicted ex-president. in that case he has no one to blame but himself. the washington post reports late last year team trump hit a fork in a road, a point in which trump could have chosen an option that very well may have avoided an indictment in the documents case. from that new reporting, quote, one of trump s new attorneys proposed an idea in the fall of 2022. the former president s team could try to arrange a settlement with the justice department. the attorney, chris kise, wanted to quietly approach justice to see if he could negotiate a settlement that could preclude charges hoping the department would want an exit ramp to avoid prosecuting a former pre