The ReidOut with Joy Reid - The right accuses the DOJ of weaponizing the justice system despite Hunter Biden's guilty verdict

The right accuses the DOJ of weaponizing the justice system despite Hunter Biden's guilty verdict

06/12/24 • 42 min

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Tonight on The ReidOut, Joy Reid leads with today's guilty verdict in the Hunter Biden trial. Hunter Biden received a comforting hug from his dad, the president of the United States, on a day that provided very clear evidence that the justice system is not weaponized. Also tonight, we discuss the fallout from the Alito tapes. Democrats control the Senate, so when can we look forward to hearings on Supreme Court ethics and political bias? Joy and her expert guests discuss this and more. Listen now to this edition of The ReidOut on MSNBC.

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