Will have to also cover this story. One expert is saying that it is sufficient for a real federal probe into bribery and Money Laundering and the joe biden family that means the big guy himself, joe biden, and this was on about a half hour ago, coming up tonight, ted cruz, the former acting attorney general, matt whitaker, they will be here to break down the law, how much trouble are they really in. Lets jump into what we are calling the evolution. As you may remember, they all swore, joe biden cited as president and candidate that never once ever did he ever speak or talk to hunter biden or his brother joe or anybody for that matter about his foreign Business Dealings and he never discussed this with anybody ever. And then they said joe biden was never in business with hunter biden or his brother or foreign Business Partners and that has evolved into an admission. Joe biden met with the Business Partners, two dozen of them on the phone, but he did not discuss business over a dozen con
And he said come on down, we can approach washington and say that you have to resolve this. and he wouldn t do this. all of a sudden he saying no more, no more. i can give you the inside skinny. the joe biden administration is telling eric adams hold off until the presidential election and we will write you a big check. there are so sure that he will be the next president of the united states. playing along, jeffries is also. he is playing along, this is all a game. the leaders are saying come on, come on. come on in. you know, here is the thing, you are supporting a president
The Midwest Book Review is run by editor-in-chief Jim Cox. Established in 1976 to help promote literacy, library usage and small press publishing.MBR started as a one hour weekly radio show on WORT-FM and debuted as a weekly 30 minute television show called Bookwatch on WYOU-TV, in Madison, Wisconsin. Now,
The Midwest Book Review is run by editor-in-chief Jim Cox. Established in 1976 to help promote literacy, library usage and small press publishing.MBR started as a one hour weekly radio show on WORT-FM and debuted as a weekly 30 minute television show called Bookwatch on WYOU-TV, in Madison, Wisconsin. Now,