Topic: Biden Bribery

President Trump pardoned Texas Democratic Representative Henry Cuellar and his wife, Imelda, following their indictment on bribery charges. Trump alleged the indictment was a political "witch hunt" by the Biden administration because Cuellar criticized open border policies. The pardon has sparked discussion regarding Cuellar's past dealings with a Mexican bank and Azerbaijani interests.

Larry Kudlow reports on the unsealing of an FBI 1023 form alleging that Joe and Hunter Biden each received $5 million bribes from a Burisma executive. The timing of the Trump indictment is characterized as a "transparent attempt" to distract from these corruption allegations involving the Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin.

Audio from Hunter Biden's laptop reveals his concerns over his business partner, Patrick Ho, whom he describes as the "spy chief of China." Ho was later convicted in the U.S. for bribery and money laundering related to CEFC China Energy. The discussion highlights the Biden family's involvement in a multi-billion dollar liquid natural gas deal and the subsequent disappearance of their Chinese associates.

Investigative journalist John Solomon reported on State Department documents alleging a $7 million bribe was paid by Burisma to a Ukrainian prosecutor while Hunter Biden was on the board. The report suggests the bribe occurred in 2014, yet no formal investigation followed the State Department's detection of the act. The hosts critiqued the use of background music in Solomon's news delivery.