This week’s edition of “Fox News Sunday” was pay-per-view-quality stuff, with Fox contributor Juan Williams woefully attempting to defend Joe and Hunter Biden and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich patiently waiting to obliterate Williams and his foolishness.
Williams was awful, right out of the gate:
We know Hunter Biden’s an addict — we know he’s an alcoholic. We know he’s had sex addiction problems. We know he’s not the son you would have.
But Joe Biden acted as a father trying to protect his son and try to help his son. I don’t think anyone’s gonna fault him for that.
Williams then went straight to whataboutism, which, other than hypocrisy, is the bane of mankind. (OK, maybe that’s a bit hyperbolic, but I detest it.)
But you compare that to the graft and the grifting from Trump golf courses, Trump hotels, Chinese shoe deals with the daughter, [and] the son-in-law getting billions from the Saudis. It’s unbelievable.
Even this week you have to compare it to the trouble we’ve heard about in New York with the sexual assault case against Trump.
But this is what Hunter Biden has come down to now. He is a distraction, a shield against all the trouble that Trump is experiencing.
Whataboutism aside, that last preposterous line was a bald-faced lie, and I suspect even Williams knew it was when he said it, but Democrats do desperate Democrat things when the walls start to close in — and the walls are definitely closing in on Joe Biden’s crackhead son, as well as “The Big Guy,” too.
Gingrich couldn’t wait to get after Williams. “Here are the facts,” he began, in response.
They may be legal. There are facts. The widow of the Moscow mayor sent millions of dollars to Hunter Biden. He got money from Kazakhstan.
He got money from Ukraine and served on a board about which he knew nothing. He got a lot of money from China and it’s a fact, Juan, that there were $3 million that has been disclosed that went to the Biden family from a Chinese billionaire. That is a fact.
Now you can decide that none of this stuff matters, but the fact is you have the Vice President of the United States taking his son on Air Force Two into China where his son is making business deals. And you just described his son. Your language, he’s a sex addict, he’s an alcoholic.
Williams, already beside himself, defensively fired back:
Is that an attack on the president? He’s not the president! He’s the son! Nepotism is not a crime — you look at the nepotism in every president and every famous family but that’s not a crime.
Now host Shannon Bream was fired up over Williams’ hypocrisy:
But Juan! You brought up the Trump family! So is there a double standard here?
Williams hemmed and hawed, before saying:
I don’t know about—look, I think you have a son, Joe Biden’s son, Hunter who might make some business deals. Newt describes this as millions flowing to the family. Kind of a Morpheus. But I know specifically of two billion dollars that went to Jared Kushner and nobody’s gonna argue about that.
Again, whataboutism, Juan. The main reason I loathe the stuff is because it’s not a defense of a person or issue you’re trying to defend. Rather, it’s “Oh yeah,?! But what about what such-and-such did?!” People, grow the hell up and knock off the whataboutism nonsense. Please.
Gingrich then closed out the deal, and turned off the lights on Williams:
My only point is if you listen to his description of Hunter, why would anyone invest in Hunter? They were investing in Joe!
Bingo. Consider the following RedState articles, in reference to my earlier suggestion that the walls are closing in on Joe Biden and his direct involvement in the Biden Family Business’ nefarious dealings:
REPORT: Rob Walker, Who Paid Biden Family Over $1M, Visited WH 16 Times During Biden Vice-Presidency
Even CNN Admits Things Not Looking Good for Biden, Then Comer Drops More Damning Info
The Bottom Line
Democrats and their lackeys in the sock-puppet media can play whataboutism, deflect, and obfuscate themselves silly, but the facts remain: Hunter Biden is likely to be indicted and the White House walls are closing in Daddy Joe — aka: “The Big Guy” — as well. And regardless of the outcome for Biden the Senior, Barack Obama said it best: “Don’t underestimate Joe’s ability to f**k things up.”
Little did Obama know that Joe already “f**ked things up” when he was O’s vice president.
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