Hunter Biden

And so what they wanted to do is they wanted to take the dental school, which was serving the community at the time, free, and do mobile dental clinics so that they could do preventative care throughout these neighborhoods.

And so I helped them to get the money for that.

And then I went to, and then I got referred to Xavier.

And Xavier University, they had a veterans program where they took disabled vets that were coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan.

And this is like 2004 at the time.

and the veterans community in which they gave them a, they enrolled them at Xavier University, but they also had them do community work as it related to, I forget what the exact, what it was, but it was for disabled vets at Xavier University.

So I helped them get money to do that.

And the list goes on, and I ended up representing like, I don't know, I think it was at the height of it, like 14, 15 Jesuit universities, and that was my entire practice.

I was really proud of it.

Wow.

Yeah.

That's solid work.

And then at that time, I went on the board of Amtrak.

I became the vice chairman and actually got elected to be the chairman of the board of Amtrak after serving on it for over seven, six years.

And

And I had, by that time, gone onto the board of the US-UN World Food Program, which is the largest humanitarian organization in the world, serving 80 million people a day in 72 different countries, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

And I had...

and eventually became chairman of that board.

I was vice chairman of the board for Truman National Security Project, which put veterans that were looking to enter political office, and we supported them, the Center for National Policy.

I became an adjunct professor at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in the master's program, and I taught a course called The Art of Advocacy.