president biden s son, hunter biden. he wanted to plead guilty before the plea deal fell apart in dramatic fashion. the hearing appended to be going smoothly before the judge questioned whether the agreement met and mr. biden would be immune from prosecution from other crimes. related to representing foreign governments. when a top prosecutor in the case that it would not, chris clark, originally hesitated and then said that the position would make the agreement null and void. the judge asked the two sides to change the language from the broad scope and it would grant mr. biden on his business dealings. he pleaded not guilty today to two misdemeanor tax charges well the tax lawyers worked on a revised deal. if he goes through, he will reverse his plea. for the family and president joe biden, it is a another dramatic twist in the presidents sons legal troubles. that is where we start today with some friends from the new york times. mike, i know you have been covering this stor
been publicly released yet. i think people have reported what the prosecutors are asking for. i think you have to wait until the court proceeding happens to know, but, you know, i think the judge is going to do what s fair, and i think what s fair is, you know, my client gets on with his life. let s get to the courthouse now, and nbc news investigations correspondent, tom winter who was inside during the proceedings today. also with us, former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance. tom, how did this happen? reporter: well, it happened because what is normally a routine hearing and normally a routine plea agreement process, and prosecutors seeking more of a fast tracked opening, if you will, where a judge would sign off on the agreement, provided she was able to make sure the defendant in this case, hunter biden understood the terms of the agreement, understood the scope of the agreement, and understood his rights, and the rights he is waiving as a result of t
Working. from sunrise to sundown. that is such a thankless job. thank you so much. that is it for me today. thanks for being here. deadline white house starts right now. right now. hi, everyone. there is a lot of news today. we will cover all of it. key players, we are looking at you, rudy on the january 6th attack on the u.s. capital. he admitted to lying about georgia election workers that were covered during the conspiracy theory. they were caught up in and harassed because of those conspiracy theories about their role in the 2020 election. we start today with a tumultuous day in court for
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