investigation into hunter biden and doj claims hunter chose not to pay $1.4 million in taxes between 2016 and 2019. instead he used money to fund a lavish lifestyle of parties, drugs, women and adult entertainment. there is new questions emerging about this indictment impact on president biden reelection campaign. one analyst saying it is like a nuclear bomb going off for the bidens. hello, this is "outnumbered," i'm emily compagno. joining me is tammy bruce, fox business anchor and co-host of bottom line dagen mcdowell, "fox and friends" co-host carley shimkus and kathy hochul of jake bequette show podcast, jake bequette. let's go to david in washington with the latest, david. >> david: the governments hunter biden chose not to pay $1.4 million in self-assessed federal taxes, but he had money to do so. this indictment was filed in central district of california, that of coers los angeles, which hunter biden calls home. between 2016 and october 16th 2020, the defendant spent on drugs, escorts, hotels, exotic cars, clothing and other items of a personal nature, in short, everything but his taxes. charges include failure to pay in 2016 and 2017. also failure to file in 2017 and failure to pay taxes in 2018. then we move to felony of tax evasion allegations following false return which is a felony and following false return on another tax document in 2018, another felony. expenses include 1.4 million in atm withdrawals and payments to various women, at least $397,000 for clothing and accessories, tuition and education, 237,000 on health, beauty and pharmacy products and $214,000 on food and groceries, $188,000 on adult entertainment and drug and alcohol rehab and 42 on home improvement and 24 on entertainment and 23,000 on sports and recreation. hunter's attorney abbe lowell said if hunter's last name was anything other than biden, charges in delaware and california would not have been brought. he continues, after five years investigating with no new evidence and two years after hunter paid taxes in full, u.s. attorney piled on nine new charges when he agreed to resolve this matter with a pair of misdemeanors. that was the plea deal that fell apart in a public way. the nine charges are in addition to federal gun charges biden is facing in delaware and in both cases, he's ready to take chances on a jury and could go to trial in delaware and california the same year his dad is running for reelection. back to you. >> carley: david, thank you so much, bring your conversation back to the couch. i don't feel like giving advice to hunter. don't take those charges in front of juries, i've spent enough time in prison to know those in tax evasion or fraud, it is because they went before a jury. if you take a plea deal, you are eligible for early release. if hunter did a fraction of what is alleged, he is facing a long road ahead. >> average people, average joe can see corruption for what it is. we are seeing a long pattern of criminal behavior. this is who joe biden said was the smartest man he knows, half a million on hookers in 2018 when he told his exwife he couldn't pay alimony. he withdraw cash from atm's, how is that physically possible? going wild on streets of new york, l.a., washington, d.c., the son of the president and engaged in criminal corruption with china, ukraine, burisma, didn't report 1 million in income from burisma, huge scandal. >> emily: we will see whether he is convicted for those. to jake's point, he was having a great time, when you do so at the expense of the federal government and snubbing your nose at those who do pay taxes, at your wife and child who were not worthy of a few dollars to support. jake laid out million dollars on various women and adult entertainment, fail to identify payment to stripper and escort as personal expenses. he says he paid a stripper for artwork, there was no artwork exchanged. spend at a strip club. spend your money how you do it, do not do so at the expense of government, your fellow citizens or impunity you behave because of your last night. >> dagen: right, we all knew hunter biden was trash-tastic steady ball of steam. and andy mccarthy writes about this, the way the indictment is written, david weiss lays out because of the details, this man is a reprobate, deserving of prosecution despite what abbe lowell has to say. that kind of smacks david weiss in his own face because he refused to prosecute hunter biden for years and actually allowed the years of 2014 and 2015 to be time barred and those are the years the american people would want to see the details of the money coming into the biden family because that is when joe biden was still the vice president and david weiss told the investigators on this case, i can't bring charges because the u.s. attorney in los angeles and washington won't do it. that's a lie, it was run out of maine justice, up to merrick garland, the attorney general more recently to sign off on this, that was a lie. then david weiss cut the sweetheart plea deal to misdemeanors and three felonies. i digress, bigger issue is as andy points out what did the bidens give in exchange for all of this money coming in. this is the very reason to your ponent, you will not ever see this go in front of a jury. even in this indictment, there is no mention of joe biden, but you do get some conversation about all of the players in this, reference to jim biden described as a business associate and indictment lays out, it was agreed in 2014 that hunter biden was getting paid a million a year and then weiss, i will finish my thought, excuse me, i got rattled, then magically in 2017, when joe biden is no longer vice president, that is when the money gets cut in half. >> emily: here is my question, i've seen the government prosecute for a lot more and a lot less, i've sat in front of cancer survivors, mothers who were on the hook for $30,000, it spent more to prosecute them than recoup the money. what disheartens me is uneven justice or impunity someone can operate with. the question is, are you heartened that we might see justice and might someone be treated like fellow americans are treated, which is like crap from the irs or feel he will come off squeaky clean? >> tammy: i don't think squeaky clean is possible at this point, what americans notice, people commit crimes for desperation and you need money and there is, you are running from something, everybody has a reason. this guy was doing it for fun. this guy was doing it in bill clinton's words, because he could. that is what we look at and americans look at the amount of money, the choices to stiff the ex-wife, ignore and the child pretend the child is not his, while doing what he's doing and still the government is protecting. i think as people think this is going to be last straw for joe biden, if anything, especially with what is coming out, it is in joe biden's interest to desperately remain in the white house, one maybe to pardon his son, two to be protected as much as you can be as president in ways that you can be when you are a private citizen. there is interest in biden staying, that may be why he stays because of the nature of what is emerging in selection year, it will be up to the american people. we are seeing this despite attempt to keep it from us and i think we're going to be getting information we didn't before and juries will not like it no matter the jurisdiction. >> emily: carley, what are your thoughts on that for joe biden or of the impeachment investigation, what impact does this have on him? >> carley: next year will be interesting because it will be donald trump's legal issues versus the hunter biden stuff, we'll be spending time in courtrooms and it will impact the election, whether or not out only time will tell, you are right to bring up possibility of a pardon, karine jean-pierre said joe biden wouldn't do that, easy to say with distance between potential guilty charge, only time will tell if that ends up happening. i've heard joe biden say rich should pay their fair share, speech writers will have to ball up that piece of paper and throw it out. this is just a fraction of the sum total that could have been. shapley said david weiss slow walked this whole thing to let statute of limitations expire, the year biden was making money off burisma. david weiss involvement is perplexing, he said he had full authority this whole time, then why do the plea deal to get called out by the judge and whistleblowers and say nine charges and three felony counts seem more like it. bigger picture is joe biden and there will be a vote on whether or not to enter the formal impeachment inquiry, i don't think this does joe biden any favors and he's not doing himself any favors either. he said it is all lies and he never spoke to hunter biden's business associates when there are emails that show he was using pseudonyms to send messages. >> emily: it is explosive and tip of the iceberg, stay with us for more, including this, 24 hours after this indictment we've been speaking about president heading to the district where hunter is being charged to rub elbows with hollywood elite for a campaign money haul. stay with us. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically designed for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, you can keep on doing what you love. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. entrust you heart to entresto. with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? 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