from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. the stunt man that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, when we re wrong here at the angle, we admit it. and tonight is one of those times. for months, heck, for years, we have warned that joe biden was kind of checked out. that he wasn t being kept informed of serious crises, and, frankly, that he was incapable of managing crises. well, we were wrong. he may not care about the border or fentanyl or inflation, forget it. but, joe is very much locked in on solving hunter s legal troubles which are a morality threat to his re-election. you said that president biden was familiar with what his son was going to say on capitol hill. if i called my dad and said i am about to violate a congressional subpoena, he would probably say, son, you shouldn t do that was there any attempt by president biden to talk hunter out of it. i don t have anything else to add. the president was familiar with what hunter was going to say. la
embracing artificial intelligence. should would he be worried? and in your health, experts are warning of a tripledemic this year. the flu, rsv and covid. bret: but, first, breaking tonight, one of the prosecutors who has worked on the hunter biden investigation gave a deposition today on capitol hill. leslie wolf has been accused of obstructing the fbi probe into the president s son. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie starts us off live tonight on capitol hill. good evening, aishah. bret, good evening to you. that interview lasted about four hours. and, yet, produced very little new information, a lot more frustration. mr. wolf refused to answer most of our questions. house judiciary chairman jim jordan reacting to a closed door interview with former assistant u.s. attorney leslie wolf. jordan s committee bringing her in after irs whistleblowers accused her of obstructing the fbi from investigating president biden during a five-year long probe into his son h