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28 Jul 2023
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Front Page Magazine: Bidens Wanted Billions, Not Millions, From Burisma
The release of an FBI informant's allegations sheds light on the Biden family's involvement with Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company. The informant alleges that Burisma wanted to launch an IPO in the United States and saw potential in buying an American energy company. Hunter Biden, the son of then-Vice President Joe Biden, allegedly pitched Burisma on purchasing a larger US-based business to raise more capital. The FBI informant implies that Joe Biden's involvement was not just to protect his son's income, but to potentially gain billions for his family and political allies.
The American Spectator: Speaker McCarthy, Trump, and the Andrew Jackson Precedent
President Andrew Jackson was censured by his enemies for his plan to remove government funds from the Bank of the United States, but the censure was later expunged. The current effort to expunge Donald Trump's two impeachments from the House record shows continued support for him among House Republicans.
Breitbart: Van Jones: Hunter Got 'a Better Deal' than the Average Person, But Trump Also Benefits from 'Two-Tiered System'
Van Jones argues that Hunter Biden received preferential treatment in the federal court system due to his wealth, fame, and race, rather than politics. Jones claims that the two-tiered system of justice benefits individuals who are wealthier, more famous, and paler. He believes that although Biden received a better deal than the average person, it was commensurate with his offense. Jones also suggests that Donald Trump is the beneficiary of this system, as he would have faced harsher consequences if he had committed similar actions as Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Trump on Smith’s Superseding Indictment: ‘This Is Harassment'
Former President Donald Trump called the latest charges against him "harassment" and accused President Biden's Justice Department of ignoring Biden's own mishandling of documents. Trump claimed that he is protected by the Presidential Records Act and criticized the DOJ for singling him out while ignoring Biden's actions. He also expressed his intention to fire Special Counsel Jack Smith if elected president again.
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The American Spectator: Did a Hunter Biden Lawyer Break the Law in a Really Bizarre Way?
Hunter Biden's attorneys aggressively sought to block an amicus curiae brief filed by Rep. Jason Smith, which alleged political interference in his investigation. The attorneys misrepresented themselves to have the materials removed from the court record, raising questions about what they were trying to hide. The brief highlights the testimony of IRS whistleblowers that suggested irregularities in the investigation, but the defense and Justice Department refused to present this testimony to the court. The case raises suspicions about collusive behavior between the defense and prosecutors.
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The American Spectator: Will There Be a New Government Agency for AI?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has advanced rapidly, leading to concerns about potential dangers and misuse. Lawmakers in the United States are considering the creation of a new government agency to regulate AI and protect the American people from its negative effects. The proposal aims to strike a balance between regulation and innovation, but the specific regulations and solutions are still being discussed.