Hunter Biden

And so, and at the time, I remember it was like $140,000, you know, between law school and college.

And Georgetown, because I'd taken out loans to go for both.

My dad couldn't afford it.

I remember my dad gave me the, for my first semester, he gave me the check.

It was $7,500 for my first semester at Georgetown.

And he said, this was more money than I think, than my entire college and law school combined.

It was $7,500.

And you think about it today.

And that was my dad.

My dad had to, in order for us to do that, he, I remember distinctly, he bought an old property in Wilmington, in this little part of Wilmington called Greenville.

And he beat up a house, a beautiful house, but he bought it for like $100,000, but it had like five acres.

And so, like, he sold off pieces of property to pay for, you know, my first year of college.

But then we took out loans.

And so then I was married, and then I had law school loans.

And the only way I was living off of it was the money I would make as a summer associate.

So when I was getting out of law school, what I thought I would do is to spend a few years and do what a lot of people that I was working with then, is instead of going to the public service directly, is go work in the banking world.

And I was gonna go work, I got an offer from Goldman Sachs and a bunch of other, and I couldn't see how I'd live in New York City with a baby.

Just didn't, I mean, and I met somebody in Delaware that was running a big bank there, and they convinced me to go work in Delaware.

And then I went to work for a bank in Delaware, and I was in their executive management program.

And after about two years of it, I was like, I couldn't do it.