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Are government agencies being politically weaponized in Washington?

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Does the U.S. have a two-tiered justice system?

From a federal judge in Florida fast-tracking a trial in the prosecution of former President Donald Trump over alleged mishandling of classified material to Hunter Biden agreeing to plead guilty in the federal case stemming from years-long investigation into his tax affairs.

The application of law continues but many are calling Hunter Biden’s arrangements a sweatheart deal provided by Biden’s Department of Justice–and a stark difference when compared to the treatment of Trump.

Dr. Carol Swain, former professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University and a best-selling author. joins to discuss.
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