Jurors convicted Hunter Biden on all three felony charges in his federal gun case in Delaware. In a written statement following the verdict, Hunter Biden expressed disappointment with the outcome but conveyed gratitude for the support of his family and friends. His attorney announced they would continue to pursue "all the legal challenges available." First Lady Jill Biden, who attended most of the trial, arrived at the courthouse minutes after the jury delivered its verdict but was not in the courtroom when it was read. Gregory Wallace, a Law Professor at Campbell University, discussed the legal aspects of Hunter Biden’s case and its potential political implications for President Biden, speaking with Jeff Hamlin on the WPTF Afternoon News.