Hunter Biden trial verdict live: President’s son awaits his fate as jury returns for second day of deliberations in gun case

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The jury returns for their second day of deliberations after being sent home Monday night, leaving the president’s son awaiting his fate.

In closing, his attorney Abbe Lowell tried to throw his exes under the bus and blasted the prosecutor for their “cruel” cross-examination of his daughter Naomi.

This is what happened in court during the closing arguments:

President Joe Biden raised concerns Monday night when he appeared to freeze for the better part of a minute before his speech drifted past the point of comprehension during a lively Juneteenth celebration in the White House.

At the event leading up to next week’s National Day, the Commander-in-Chief appeared to short-circuit while the rest of the crowd, including Vice President Kamala Harris and second lord Doug Emhoffdanced along to the lively band.

Philonise Floyd, brother of the late George Floydflanked Biden to his left and eventually noticed the regarding break he grabbed him and put his arm around him in an apparent attempt to help.

Floyd was able to get a response from Biden when he extended a “pound it” fist in his direction, which the president returned with his own fist.

But Biden would break down even further when he gave a speech after the musical performance.

Lawyers began wrapping up arguments in Hunter Biden’s gun trial after court resumed after a lunch break.

The prosecutor is first in line after FBI agent Erika Jensen is brought back to the witness stand.

“No one is above the law,” said District Attorney Leo Wise.

He also told the jury to ignore the big wigs in the audience, including First Lady Jill Biden.

‘None of this is evidence. People sitting in the gallery are not evidence.”

Smoking gun text messages show Hunter met with a convicted drug dealer the night before purchasing a .38 revolver.

The day before purchasing the gun, Hunter texted violent, convicted drug dealer Eladio Otero Jr. to “meet me on 7/11 at 3 a.m.,” according to records from the First Son’s abandoned laptop.

Otero was convicted last year of “using a communications device to facilitate a drug conspiracy” in a federal case in Delaware overseen by David Weiss, who is now the special prosecutor prosecuting Hunter.

Otero was previously convicted of assault after being arrested for an armed robbery in 2007 in which he held a knife to the victim’s throat while his accomplice pointed a gun at the man’s head, a police spokesman said. Maryland police report.