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Gwen Moore: “Any other person with the same set of crimes [as Hunter…”

Featuring: Gwen Moore, Democratic | U.S. House, Wisconsin, District 4

US Rep. Gwen Moore on the start of a new Trump presidency _ Here & Now

Published January 23, 2025 | Video Starts at 06:39

What I have heard, I'm not a lawyer, Frederica, but what I have heard is, is that Any other person with the same set of crimes [as Hunter Biden] would not have been in jail or had a case brought against them at all. And in terms of signing some document saying, are you on drugs or something before you can get buy a weapon, honestly, is that enforced by anybody? (06:39–06:48)

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Asserts that Hunter Biden's legal treatment is harsher than what others would face for similar crimes.

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