Topic: Kevin Morris

Roger Stone guest hosts the program, discussing the "two-tiered justice system" evidenced by the treatment of Hunter Biden compared to Trump supporters like Steve Bannon. Stone highlights Hunter Biden's recent flight from a House Oversight Committee hearing when Marjorie Taylor Greene began her questioning. The segment also touches on the fentanyl epidemic, which Stone reveals has personally affected his family with the recent death of his nephew.

Hunter Biden's high-priced legal team, including Abby Lowell, is contrasted with his claims of being unable to afford child support. Ziegler discusses the potential for money laundering in the art market, noting that Hunter's art dealer has bragged about buyers in China. He argues that the Biden administration's own reports on art market risks implicate the President's son.

Ziegler reveals whistleblower documents allegedly showing that Hunter Biden's benefactor, Kevin Morris, holds a 10% stake in a CCP-backed investment fund previously tied to Hunter. He argues this contradicts Joe Biden's claims that his family would divest from Chinese interests. The segment also touches on the roles of Jill Biden and Barack Obama in the current administration.

Kevin Morris is reportedly suing Ziegler and his nonprofit for $60 million, which Ziegler describes as "lawfare" intended to bankrupt his organization. Ziegler promotes BidenLaptopEmails.com, an open-source tool his team created to allow the public to search every email from the laptop. He claims Microsoft's Bing browser has flagged their research site as "unsafe" due to Hunter's connections at the company.

State-level attorneys general have reportedly reached out to Marco Polo to discuss potential money laundering charges against Hunter Biden. A whistleblower provided the group with Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) from the U.S. Treasury detailing financial irregularities. The Daily Mail recently published a report based on these documents, causing friction with Hunter Biden's attorney, Kevin Morris.