In a May interview, President Joe Biden said that his son, Hunter, "has done nothing wrong." That turned out not to be true. On Tuesday, Hunter Biden was charged with two misdemeanor counts of failure to pay income tax and one felony charge of unlawful possession of a firearm. (According to prosecutors, Hunter Biden falsely said he was not using drugs on a government form when purchasing a handgun.) Hunter Biden agreed to a deal in which he will plead guilty to the two tax charges in exchange for prosecutors recommending a sentence of two years probation. The gun charge will be dropped at the conclusion of Hunter Biden's probation if he meets certain conditions, including remaining drug-free and agreeing never to own a firearm.