Hunter Biden

And I said, look, I relapsed, I used cocaine, but I drank primarily and I used cocaine, but that's what I did, I'm telling you.

the i didn't want it as any part of a record in which what people don't fully understand is the kind of the uh it's the the conundrum that some addicts find themselves in in treatment facilities that are also facing like legal issues or divorces or things like that is that it's not protected by hipaa so you can go into a rehab and be in the middle of a divorce and have all of that of those records

Gotcha.

They can be subpoenaed.

Or if you're in a civil case, I mean, like so many, which is a real, I think, oversight on the part of people as it relates to privacy and getting people to be as honest as possible.

And so I was like, look, I'm telling you, I relapsed.

I mean, what's the difference if you have a, they said, well, you can't come back.

if you don't take the test.

And I said, but I'm admitting to you what I did.

And they said, no, it's just our policy.

Unless you submit to the test, you can't come back.

So I walked out, and it was in downtown D.C., and I went over to a park, Lincoln Park, and, you know, not far from the White House.

My dad at this point was not in office or anything, but it was between the apartment that I was renting and Shaw,

And I saw somebody in the park that I'd recognized from literally years and years ago, but she was kind of a famous person.

And it was bicycles.

Everybody called her bicycles.

And I said to her, can you give me crack?

And she did.

You know, and...

She was a very well-known homeless, semi-homeless drug user that bicycled up and down.