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This Is Why Hunter Biden Could Still Go To Trial Despite Pleading Guilty

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On "Forbes Newsroom," attorney Mark Sedlander spoke to Cat Oriel about Hunter Biden's shock "Alford" guilty plea, the legal strategy the First Son is employing, and what could come next.

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