Are there Two Separate Judicial Systems in the United States? . . . The Omaha Bugle Offers a Job to Harry and Meghan

Adam and Jeff discuss the recent settlement of income tax evasion charges by Hunter Biden in which he was given probation if he promised to try very hard to pay his taxes in the future.  Jeff acknowledges that Hunter Biden must have had very good lawyers because the typical outcome of a tax evasion charge is a lengthy trial with the attendant public ridicule followed by a few years in a federal prison.  Adam doubts that any member of the Omaha Bugle would have received such lenient treatment.  Adam and Jeff point out that the IRS is not shy about sending notices warning of tax liens being filed against a taxpayer's property when it determines that taxes are owed.  The fact that it took 5 years to resolve these charges against Hunter Biden raises some questions (not really) as to whether there is a different standard of justice for some individuals and not others--depending on their family connections.  Jeff also announces that the Omaha Bugle is trying to persuade America's favorite couple, Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, to become roving social commentators so that they can offer their keen insights on the issues most important to everyday Americans.