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That hunter did. now, the fact that hunter didn't register as a foreign agent and this guy registered retroactively, i can show you another example of the inconsistency just this because paul manafort tried to do the same thing. he said, let mo the retroactivey and they wouldn't let him. and he endedouldn' going to jai. but the truth is that hunter biden not only was representing a foreign interest in the united stateg s, he called his father as soon as law. chesky, the owner of the head of burisma, called. he said, dad, we got to get the prosecutaid dad gete drop r i'm not going to be able to...

What they're going to look to do is eliminate the middle guhedoy who's a talent.think i mean, think about how muchab money taylor swift makes, right? she's at $1,000,000,000. thate e a talente that someone that everyone would like and get a sonone eve on the on the radio or stream it or whatever. >> and the y can make a fortune. it's about power and money and greed. >> and then they they've goty've robots are doing our jobs. >> all right and then social media is eliminating med interpersonal communication. people don't talk on the phonein . >> i mean, it's almost like like at some point they'r...

Fired. there's kind of a k big difference that he big leveraged $1,000,000,000 and as a result of his official actions, hunter continued to get paid for sitting on that board with no experience at a time when he was addicted to pretty hard drugs. an ty comparison in your mind? n >> there's absolutely no comparison, donald trump wasn'tn involved in the business once he became president. businessthe bottom line is he hd properties he was entitled to have someone else, monitor those properties and make money from thosee. okay okay. now let's talk about hunter biden. hunter biden was supposed to r...

When given a choice betweeneen pro-hamas protesters and their s jewish students, the university administratorstude side with the pro-hamas protesters, even if it endangers safety of their jewish students, it is utterly indefensible. and harvard needs to do a loth more. kwarteng needed to step down. but -- but they're not apologizing for any of it. and much of this wasot driven, i think, by donors who at harvard's case rescind did roughly $1,000,000,000 of pledge contributionn s. it makes you wonder where the donors amity is and why amit oy is willing to hold outts when when penn and harvard fi...

You know, we're we're our numbers are down. we're not gettin moneyg in mone. and in the end, that's all it's about. it's about admissions. it's about keeping yethat m money going. and when you're top donors are like, yeah, i'm not going to donate money, you then it s becomes, yeah, it's time for you to go. >> yeah, she watched it. shheose costs harvard $1,000,000,000 in one quarter and that's all that matters. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. she she call pelos eah.>> gre she shoi to get>> vin that money back. they all have. yeah. they all havce alle hie moral s. ethical. they're, they're all about the i ...