Alan Dershowitz: THIS is the FIRST question I'd ask Hunter Biden

Well-known attorney Alan Dershowitz knows his way around a courtroom.

And as Hunter Biden is getting ready to go under oath, he already knows the first question he’d ask him if he got the chance.

“The first question I would ask him is, ‘Was President Biden sitting next to you ... when you tweeted to the Chinese businessman saying, ‘My father is sitting next to me, and if you don’t pay the money, my father will go after you?’”

Glenn Beck wants to know more.

“And if you were his attorney, how would you advise him to answer?” Glenn asks.

Dershowitz laughs, saying he would “try to take the Fifth Amendment.”

“But,” he continues, “he’s not going to be able to because his lawyers have said that the plea bargain ends the investigation against him.”

While it remains to be seen what will happen during the deposition and what will ultimately happen to Hunter Biden, Glenn is optimistic.

“This could be a massive turning point today,” he says, “if all of these people are put under oath and they say under oath what they’ve already said — at least the whistleblowers — this cracks this case wide open.”

Dershowitz is not so sure.

“I wouldn’t go that far. They have to prove that what the whistleblowers are saying is true. People lie under oath on both sides, on all sides. So, what we have right now is probable cause,” Dershowitz cautions.

While he says there’s enough evidence to investigate, subpoena, and get a search warrant, there’s not enough to prosecute or impeach.

“The quality of the evidence matters a great deal,” he adds.

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