Hunter Biden gun trial live: President’s son arrives at court with wife Melissa for jury selection

Welcome to DailyMail.com’s live daily politics blog, with updates from Hunter Biden‘s weapons trial Delaware.

Days later, the president’s scandal-plagued son will appear in court for jury selection Donald Trump was found guilty of all 34 felony counts of falsifying company records in the Manhattan hush money case.

Hunter is accused of lying about his drug use when he bought a gun and could face up to 25 years in prison if found guilty of all three charges.

Here’s a look at all the evidence federal prosecutors plan to use.

Hunter Biden has appeared in court with his wife Melissa Cohen for jury selection in his historic gun trial.

The president’s son walked into the federal courthouse in Wilmington, Delaware, without addressing the waiting media.

As he entered the building, he was embraced by two men who appeared to be part of his entourage.

A security guard asked if he had any computers or cables with him, to which he replied, “No.”

He placed his wallet on a table and then walked through a scanner.

The government said it has videos and photos of Hunter Biden smoking crack or drug paraphernalia, as well as messages sent to alleged street dealers arranging drug purchases.

The evidence was collected from Biden’s iCloud account, laptop and phone messages, prosecutors say.

The government said it might call Hunter Biden’s ex-wife, Kathleen Buhle, and other romantic partners to describe his addiction around the time of the gun’s purchase and possession.

Prosecutors said they plan to introduce excerpts from Biden’s 2021 book Beautiful Things, in which he described himself as a “crack addict” with no plans beyond “the moment-to-moment demands of the crack pipe.”

Releasing the audio recording of Joe Biden’s awkward interview with special counsel Robert Hur would make hoaxes more credible, the Justice Department claims.

The White House is fighting a rearguard action to keep the tape secret after Hur was described as an “older man with a bad memory” during his investigation into the mishandling of classified documents.

A transcript showed that the president forgot the year his son Beau died, when Trump was elected, and said more than a hundred times during the crackdown: “I don’t remember,” “I don’t remember,” and “I no fucking idea’. joking and making car noises.

Dr. Anthony Fauci is preparing to talk about COVID in Congress today after damning testimony from a January interview was revealed.

Republicans plan to criticize him over the COVID restrictions he has implemented, which he admitted have not done much to slow the “spread” of the virus.

He also admitted that he had “made up” the one-meter distancing rule and other measures to “protect” Americans.

Here are the other surprising takeaways from his testimony as he is set to meet with lawmakers on Capitol Hill.