'It's not fair - but I'm glad': Hunter Biden admits to his father's maneuver

Hunter Biden admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father, former President Joe Biden, was an unfair and unworthy move. He revealed details about his father's medical condition, who is battling cancer, and spoke about his own severe addiction to drugs and alcohol. The younger Biden ruled out entering politics and made clear he will dedicate his life to fighting addiction.

Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father was an unfair and unworthy move. He said this in an interview, as quoted in the article. Additionally, he revealed details about his father's deteriorating medical condition, who is battling cancer. The younger Biden spoke candidly about his severe addiction to drugs and alcohol, a period he described as "hell on earth." At its peak, he said he drank a huge amount of vodka daily and smoked crack cocaine every 15 minutes. He explained that the drugs were a desperate attempt to escape anxiety and isolation. In conclusion, the younger Biden ruled out any possibility of entering political life, and made clear his intention to dedicate his life to advancing the fight against addiction, a goal he said might bridge political divides in America. The younger Biden has recently been interviewed on a large number of podcasts, and this coming Monday he will participate in a new episode of Tucker Carlson's podcast.