Hunter Biden Shares Wild Story of Dad Joe Visiting Him in Drug Den
- Hunter Biden revealed that when Joe Biden was Vice President, he visited Hunter at his crack den in Washington, DC, arriving with a scaled-down motorcade and Secret Service agents to check on him during his addiction.
- Hunter described his 2018 stay of around two months at the Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood, where he struggled with addiction, learned to cook crack cocaine, and attempted suicide by overdose.
- Despite his addiction, Hunter maintained several board positions, including on Burisma's board from 2014 to 2019, attending required meetings even while impaired and noting the role helped fund his habit.
- Hunter expressed that Joe Biden regularly called and visited him to ask about his plans and check on his wellbeing during his active addiction, showing ongoing concern.
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Hunter Biden Talks Crack, Family, and the Owl That Saved His Life
I didn’t know what to expect when I met Hunter Biden. Would he have the Secret Service with him? Would he be cold? Would he be an asshole? Biden, who is in recovery, was coming on my podcast, Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction. He is exactly the kind of person I like to have on the show. When I started it in 2016 with my friend Chris O’Connor, our plan was to create a podcast all around the worst things we had ever done in active addi…
Hunter Biden reveals crazy ‘crack den’ secret involving dad President Joe Biden
“You’d see like six SUVs pull up.”
Hunter Biden: VP Joe Biden Visited Drug House in Motorcade
Hunter Biden told an addiction podcast that his father showed up at his Washington, D.C., residence, where he was living with a crack dealer, in a Secret Service motorcade, raising fresh questions about what the Biden inner circle knew and tolerated during those years. The 56-year-old former first son, now sober and in the middle […] The post Hunter Biden says Joe Biden drove to his drug house in a motorcade while Vice President appeared first o…
After a long battle against the addition of drugs, Hunter Biden returns to the media space, reflects on his father's help and threatens with a political career — without passing through the White House.
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