Hunter Biden

And, uh, and when I, when Beau died, my marriage fell apart, uh, after 20 years, 22 years.

Um, uh, by the way, for reasons that, uh, marriages fall apart, you know, and, uh, but I take a lot of responsibility for, and, uh,

and it just started a really, really dark circle, cycle.

In the past, when I would, uh, when I would have these relapses, there's, there's always someone in such proximity to me that they would, like, you know, I couldn't escape.

I couldn't escape.

In this instance, Bo was gone.

I, uh, right after Bo, uh, died, um, I, uh,

Um, ended up, uh, um, separated from my wife, like within the month.

And my dad, for the first time in my life, who was my rock, uh, was stuck in his own grief, like deep, deep grief.

And, and I just went down into a hole.

And I checked myself into rehab that year and came out and stayed sober for a while and then relapsed and then went into an outpatient program in D.C.

where I went like four hours every day from eight to two or six hours every day, stayed sober, and then I relapsed.

And I came back and they said, well, you have to, I admitted to them that I relapsed and that in this instance, I also used cocaine.

And they said, well, you have to take a drug test.

And I said, I'm not going to take a drug test.

I'm not going to put something on, you know, it's because it's not protected by HIPAA in a rehab scenario, which is crazy, right?

Yeah.

Anyway, long story short,

They said, you can't come back in unless you take the drug test.

And I said, well, I'm not taking the drug test.