In a recent episode of Battleground LIVE, host Sean Parnell and guest Savage Rich Baris delved into allegations of criminal cover-ups involving Hunter Biden and former President Obama. Parnell suggested these activities have deep historical roots, asserting, "What the hell do you think about, I gotta get your thoughts on the Hunter Biden stuff. Yeah, you were in the green room saying that the FARA stuff doesn't just tie back to Biden. It ties back to Obama. It ties back, ties back to all of them."

Baris strongly emphasized the media's role in these alleged cover-ups, describing the situation as beyond mere bias. "Well, first of all, on the media, it's not bias. That's like corruption and co-conspirator stuff. I mean, so they're criminals, along with the people who are doing this," he stated. Baris criticized the actions of journalists like Maggie Haberman, accusing them of knowingly participating in misinformation campaigns and being co-conspirators in criminal activities.

The discussion also touched on the legal battles faced by Hunter Biden and the perceived double standards in the justice system. Parnell expressed his disbelief at the idea of Hunter Biden testifying, stating, "That's why there's no way in hell Biden takes the risk of allowing his cokehead, whoremongering son to walk into a trial room in September and testify to all this IRS stuff that leads back and exposes all of them."

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Baris argued that the statements made by 51 intelligence officers discrediting the New York Post's reporting on Hunter Biden were a coordinated effort to protect the involved parties. "They investigated people in order to cover up what they had done wrong, so when those people got in power, they would be bogged down with those investigations and then discredited," Baris explained.

The conversation also highlighted the alleged unfairness in the legal treatment of Donald Trump compared to Hunter Biden. "At least they could point to a statute that Hunter and Biden broke. There is no law that they can point to for Donald Trump. They have to make it up and then instruct to the jury," Baris criticized, emphasizing the perceived bias in the judicial system.

Parnell and Baris' discussion sheds light on their view of widespread corruption and media complicity in covering up significant political scandals. Their dialogue reflects deep concerns about the integrity of the justice system and the media's role in shaping public perception.

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