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Hunter Biden's attorney said he would have President Biden take the stand in defense of his son if the Justice Department brought charges against Hunter.

Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, faces charges of failure to pay taxes and possessing a gun while addicted to illegal drugs.

Hunter Biden’s longtime attorney Chris Clark withdrew as counsel amid “recent developments in the matter"—specifically in case he is called to be witness in ongoing matters related to the failed “sweetheart" plea deal the Justice Department offered the president's son.

Hunter Biden’s criminal defense attorney Chris Clark requested to withdraw from representing his client, citing a conflict.

 

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