could accelerate an impeachment inquiry into president biden. but we begin with that plea deal or more accurately a plea deal no more after things turned south at a hearing in the hunter biden case. the first son now pleading not guilty to federal tax charges. senior national correspondent kevin corke joins us live from the nation s capitol with all the details. good evening, kevin. reporter: evening my friend. the headline is hunter biden s plea deal fell apart today. that s the top headline of the day, pleading not guilty as federal prosecutors confirm once again that, yes, he is still under investigation. but beyond the top headline, there s still plenty to unpack here jonathan. first of all, the president s son was expected to plead guilty to a couple of misdemeanor tax counts of willful failure to pay federal income taxes as part of a plea deal to avoid jail time on a felony gun charge. but district court judge marry ellen morika slammed the brakes described did deal s
Tough position to sustain the way they tried to do in the government oversight hearings last week that there s no there there. i think democrats would be in a better position to say, hey, let s get all the facts on the table, let s let the chips fall where they may and let s have hunter biden treated the way any other defendant would be, would be treated, and let s pursue this with the same vigor we pursued other investigations against, say, president trump when trump was in office. they re looking very political right now and i don t think that s a good position for them. jonathan: let me get john back in here. how messy does this look from a prosecutor s point of view, john? it seems extraordinary, these lawyers all walked into court, hunter biden walked into court thinking that this deal was done and the judge said, well, hold on a minute. it seems embarrassing at best, for everybody. i think this is looking worse and worse for the justice department. i agree with julian, it is
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