whistleblower claims about mishandling in the investigation. we talked about that. the same month hunter s attorney meets with federal prosecutors and then yesterday that plea deal falls apart in court when the judge said i will not rubber stamp this case. we heard from senator grassley last hour. here is what he had to say about where we are now. my job is not to determine whether hunter biden or president biden is guilty of anything, whether they ve done anything wrong. that s up to the executive branch and judicial branch. my job is to make sure is the f.b.i. doing their job of investigating properly everything dealing with the bidens. bill: that was last hour. jonathan turley law professor back this hour. you have been on tv every hour of the day. it is an extraordinary moment. one thing that strikes me looking back at today, the judge gave him a number of things he
eyes yesterday gop and republicans are slamming his dad, president joe biden. this will be a hot topic on the campaign trail. listen. get this out of the hands of the biden justice department. put it in the hands of a special counsel. that s what should have happened right from the beginning in my opinion and absolutely needs to happen now. so this comes after hunter biden appeared in a delaware federal court on wednesday where the president s son was planning to plead guilty to two misdemeanors for failure to pay taxes back in 2017 and 2018. supposed to be a quick hearing. it ended up going on for quite a few hours and hunter could face up to a year in prison on each of the tax charges. and another case with a gun charge. the judge asked if the plea deal would make hunter immune to any other crimes. officials say he is under investigation. the judge said i can t sign off on that. nikki haley says there are more
well, the reason i was raising that is a year ago i was looking at different scenarios for the biden administration. they were trying to fix the case. these whistleblowers that they suggest the case was fixed and suggest tips were given to the biden team that they were prevented from interviewing hunter biden effectively. they were effectively prevented from searching storage rooms. crimes were allowed to lapse under the statute of limitations. that came to a screeching halt yesterday when the one person who wasn t part of that began to object. that is the federal judge. well, the ultimate break the glass option would be for joe biden to pardon his son and then say that i recognize this is an abuse of my pardon power even though other presidents have committed that abuse. and my penalty is i won t run for re-election. it would still be an abuse of
profession. instead it is causing harm. historically children have been treated as a special and vulnerable clueless in the psychological and research fields. caution has been applied to children in light of the fact they do not have the neurological capacity to understand life long decisions. professional and research ethics tell us we should proceed cautiously when research methods are in the early phase as with this case. we should avoid interventions that pose unnecessary risks, particularly when the symptoms are known to change with maturation. risk avoidance is not what is happening with gender transition procedures. instead we have too many cases like mike. mike was 9-year-old old when he first saw a gender therapist. it was reported that mike couldn t distinguish between fantasy and reality. instead of investigating these