This transcript is a collection of opinions and commentary from various conservative media figures, discussing topics related to Hunter Biden, media bias, the upcoming election, and political figures like Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Hunter Biden Laptop Story

The conversation starts by addressing how major media outlets, including

60 Minutes

, were reluctant to cover the Hunter Biden laptop story before the 2020 election, despite Trump’s calls for investigation. The media’s hesitation to report on it led to accusations of bias, particularly given the coverage of other stories like Russian collusion.

Biden’s Pardon of Hunter

The discussion then shifts to President Biden’s pardon of his son, Hunter Biden. The media’s reactions to this event are criticized, with figures like John Stewart providing humorous commentary. The critics argue that Biden’s actions raise questions about corruption and media double standards.

The mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, and Governor Kathy Hochul are discussed for their shifting positions on illegal immigration. They seem to be aligning more with Trump’s stance, especially regarding the deportation of illegal immigrants who commit crimes. This reflects a broader political shift, with blue-state politicians responding to the pressures of public opinion.

Scott Presler and Republican Ground Game

Scott Presler, a conservative activist, is highlighted for his work in Pennsylvania to help flip the state in favor of Republicans by focusing on voter turnout. His grassroots efforts are praised as a model for future Republican strategies.

Joe Biden’s Last Weeks in Office

The conversation ends with concerns about the remaining weeks of Biden’s presidency. Critics worry about his ability to push through more executive actions, judicial appointments, and policies that could complicate things for his successor, Donald Trump.

The transcript paints a picture of growing dissatisfaction among conservative commentators with the handling of key issues, particularly Hunter Biden’s business dealings and media bias, as well as the political strategies of Democratic leaders. There is also a sense of urgency as they look toward the upcoming election and how Trump’s political influence is shaping future actions.