Could President Biden Be the Star Witness in Hunter Biden’s Criminal Trial, Leading to a ‘Constitutional Crisis’? 

Hunter Biden’s attorneys reportedly threatened the United States attorney for Delaware that they would call President Biden as a witness were his son to face criminal charges.

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President Biden and his son Hunter Biden at the White House on April 10, 2023. Drew Angerer/Getty Images

The dismissal of charges against Hunter Biden at Delaware in the wake of his failed “sweetheart plea deal” makes it very likely that Mr. Biden will be tried on criminal tax evasion and firearms offenses in California or at the District of Columbia. Based on a previous threat by Mr. Biden’s attorneys, could the star witness in the first son’s trial be President Biden?

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