Comparing Donald Trump's trial to Hunter Biden's trial isn't like comparing apples to oranges — it's like comparing apples to eggs. They are completely different. They don't even share the same source. The Donald Trump trial comes from a very rotten tree. The other one comes from the butt of a chicken. The Hunter Biden trial only happened after the FBI did everything possible to make his crimes go away. When prosecutors realized that Hunter would have to pay for some crime, they made sure it was the least incriminating one compared to the other offenses he’s been implicated in: lying about his cocaine addiction on a federal gun background check, as opposed to being an unregistered agent of several foreign governments, trafficking drugs, and quite possibly laundering money, among other things. If both men are guilty of their crimes, it shows we have a real problem with the people in leadership. But prosecutions are born of lies. I am all for the rule of law. I am a responsible gun owner. You don't lie on your form when you're doing a background check. I would go to jail. You would go to jail. Hunter Biden should go to jail. But this is just one of 170 crimes Hunter Biden has been implicated in. Will he pay for those crimes? Here is just a few that he has gotten away with: When he was in Arizona on his way to rehab, Hunter dropped off his car at a rental facility near the airport where he accidentally left his ID, a crack pipe, and a bag of cocaine in the car. Nothing was done about it. Isn't that kind of a big deal? Later that month, a woman who is currently in jail in Connecticut for other crimes arranged a meeting with Hunter to bring him crack cocaine. Isn't that also kind of a big deal? When he was in Connecticut, the texts on his laptop showed that he was not only consuming drugs, he was trafficking them — as well as arranging sex with women. He would solicit prostitutes one after another. As they would leave his room, he solicited more. But he didn't stop there. He continued to solicit prostitutes throughout his time in Connecticut, even recording a video of him having sex with a prostitute and smoking crack. The money transfers revealed he paid thousands of dollars to these prostitutes. Is prostitution legal in Connecticut? If you live in Connecticut, are you cool with this? He then took his crimes to Delaware, where he was doing drug deals, one time with a registered sex offender. He even smoked crack with him. Hunter made sure that his crack use was on camera. He was caught naked doing drugs at a public spa. It was only after all of this that he bought the gun, lied about his drug use, and continued to have more "fun" with prostitutes. In Florida, when Hunter sent money to a Ukrainian escort, JPMorgan Chase flagged the transfer as possible human trafficking. That's just one out of 170 times banks sent out a yellow flag to the federal government, saying, "Something is wrong here. This is human trafficking. This is money laundering." But the federal government turned a blind eye 170 times. That's the real crime. When those on the House Oversight Committee turned their sights to Hunter Biden's illicit international business deals with his dad, they couldn't turn a blind eye any more. The Justice Department only prosecuted when the higher-ups realized they had no other choice, and they chose the smallest and least embarrassing of the crimes. I think justice was served — for this one crime. We'll see what the sentencing is. But this was not the crime to prosecute. The left will use Hunter's conviction for its campaign against Donald Trump. Leftists will say, "The president's son is a convicted felon. A former president is a convicted felon. The health of our republic has never been stronger." This is not good for the health of a republic regardless of the trials' outcomes. If both men are guilty of their crimes, it shows we have a real problem with the people in leadership. But prosecutions are born of lies — again, apples and eggs. Hunter was prosecuted only when the federal government couldn't get away with sweeping everything that he and his dad have done under the rug. Only then was he prosecuted, and he was convicted by a jury of his peers. In Trump's trial in New York, they did every possible dirty trick, every twist of the law — even to the point of making up a law — to convict him. Their case was so baseless that even the federal government said, "No, Trump did not violate the law." But then they took it to a state court, and the judge coached the jury that they didn't even have to agree on the crime to convict Trump. Then they declared that Trump was guilty of a federal crime, even though state courts don't have federal jurisdiction. They did things that have never been done in our justice system before. They made a mockery of justice. I think Alan Dershowitz was right when he said the best thing that could happen is to find Hunter Biden "not guilty" and set him free because people would start to realize that we are the laughingstock of the world. Our justice system, which used to be the most admired, is now the world's laughingstock. Want more from Glenn Beck? Get Glenn's FREE email newsletter with his latest insights, top stories, show prep, and more delivered to your inbox.

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The Amazon Kindle Scribe is the most sophisticated eReader that Amazon has ever released. It has a totally different design than the rest of the Kindle lineup, and it's the only model that works with a stylus. Plus, it has insane battery life that I couldn't even believe when I was testing the Kindle Scribe after it first launched. I recently came back to the Kindle Scribe, and now I'm obsessed with it all over again. I might never go back to my beloved Nook GlowLight 4, even though it's so compact and lightweight. As great as it is, however, most e-reader users have never even considered the Scribe. As impressive as the Kindle Scribe is, it also has one big drawback that keeps most people away: the price tag. If you're one of the many people out there who have always wanted one but didn't want to spend $330+, this is the chance you've been waiting for. This week, Amazon's Kindle Scribe is on sale with the deepest discount ever. Amazon Kindle Scribe (16 GB) - 10.2” 300 ppi Paperwhite display, a Kindle and a notebook all in… Price: $239.99 (reg. $330) You Save: $100.00 (29%) Buy Now Amazon Kindle Scribe (32 GB) - 10.2” 300 ppi Paperwhite display, a Kindle and a notebook all in… Price: $279.99 (reg. $390) You Save: $110.00 (28%) Buy Now There are so many things that set the Kindle Scribe apart from other Kindle models, and most other e-readers in general. You can read all about this premium ebook reader in BGR's Amazon Kindle Scribe review. Of course, the first thing you'll notice is the size. This model features a large 10.2-inch screen with a pixel density of 300 ppi. That means it's just as clear as other high-end ebook readers, even though the screen is so much larger. But the size isn't the only thing that makes the Kindle Scribe's display so special. In addition to having much more room to read, the Scribe also supports writing. It comes with a stylus so you can make notes, highlight text, and more. Plus, the stylus attaches to the side of the Kindle Scribe to recharge, as you can see in the image below. There are two different types of stylus that are available with the Kindle Scribe. The entry-level model comes with what Amazon calls a Basic Pen, and it's fine for most people. Then there's a Premium Pen, which has a few extra features. The most notable additions are a dedicated eraser and a shortcut button, both of which I really like. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR Finally, we come to battery life. The Kindle Scribe outlasts every other ebook reader I have ever tested, and I've tested them all. If you only use it for reading, the Kindle Scribe will last for months on a single charge. That's right... months! If you also do a lot of writing, it won't last quite as long. That being said, I still got almost a full month of battery life out of the Kindle Scribe when I was testing one and doing plenty of writing. Needless to say, there is one downside to this first-of-its-kind Kindle. With a base price of $340 for the 16GB model, it's very expensive. Then, if you want the high-end 64GB version with a premium stylus instead of the basic stylus, the price tops out at $420. Right now, Amazon is offering its best Kindle Scribe deals ever. The Kindle Scribe 16GB is down to $239.99, which is $100 off the retail price. The 32GB model is on sale, too, so you can get yours for $279.99 instead of $390. That's a massive $110 discount, and it's the best deal you'll ever see on this model. Amazon Kindle Scribe (16 GB) - 10.2” 300 ppi Paperwhite display, a Kindle and a notebook all in… Price: $239.99 (reg. $330) You Save: $100.00 (29%) Buy Now Amazon Kindle Scribe (32 GB) - 10.2” 300 ppi Paperwhite display, a Kindle and a notebook all in… Price: $279.99 (reg. $390) You Save: $110.00 (28%) Buy Now The 64GB model unfortunately isn't on sale for the time being, but 32GB should be more than enough for 99% of users. After all, based on an average file size of around 2MB per ebook, the 32GB Kindle Scribe has enough capacity to hold over 16,000 ebooks! Don't Miss: Today’s deals: $30 Echo Dot, $22 mini power bank, $629 Weber Spirit grill, $130 Beats Solo 3, more The post Amazon’s stylus-enabled Kindle Scribe e-reader has me obsessed appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Best Echo Dot deals for June 2024 Today’s deals: $30 Echo Dot, $22 mini power bank, $629 Weber Spirit grill, $130 Beats Solo 3, more Best Apple Watch deals for June 2024

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