Hunter’s Legal Trouble Put More Pressure On President

President Biden’s son Hunter has been indicted on nine tax-related charges in addition to several federal charges filed over the summer, the latest in the five-year-long investigation. Meanwhile, the House is seeking to formally impeach the president over his involvement with his son’s overseas business dealings. Fox News contributor and former Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew McCarthy says that the Biden name had a much bigger impact on Hunter Biden’s business proceedings than what the White House has let on. He joins the Rundown to explain the latest indictment and how Hunter Biden earned a “sweetheart deal” over the summer.

The average cost of child care in America is estimated to be about $10,000 per child, leaving many working parents either struggling to provide for their families or wondering if working is worth it when so much of their salary goes toward childcare. This dilemma has impacted the workforce; however, companies are coming up with creative solutions to address this problem. On the Rundown, Tyson Foods Associate Director of Human Resources Garrett Dolan explains how his company is offering affordable on-site childcare for workers, the positive impacts it’s had on those at Tyson Foods, and his thoughts on whether more companies will start offering programs like this across the U.S.

Plus, commentary by a former investment banker and author of ‘You Will Own Nothing,’ Carol Roth.