Last ditch effort from Hunter Biden to try to avoid trial in his tax evasion case out west in California. The president's son just minutes ago, offering to plead guilty, changing his offer from earlier in the day to plead no contest, not admitting guilt but saying he would accept punishment. This is the case where prosecutors allege the president and son failed to pay $1.4 million in taxes, instead spending it on luxury cars, extravagant hotels, and sex workers.
The hearing over Hunter Biden's guilty plea is playing out right this minute. Inside the courtroom, there are quite a few twists and turns to this day. Jury selection was expected, with 120 prospective jurors sitting in court for several hours. Hunter Biden has been sworn in, and prosecutors are reading the 56-page indictment, detailing the lavish lifestyle, spending money on escorts, and exotic cars.
