HUNTER BIDEN Talks Recovery, Gaza, Family
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What does Hunter Biden say about being constantly exposed to the public eye?
And it took a long time to get there. But the the gift of being completely and utterly exposed and um I know dude. Humiliated in the public square, the global public square. But like exposed, like Yeah, yeah, and exposed in every way.
Congrats.
Yeah, thank you. Oh thanks. Yeah. Okay, cool.
It would have been worse if it was. Yeah,
it would've been very worse. Yeah,
if it was me, I'd be like,
no. It was told. I was in the pool. Okay, stop. I was in the pool. Yeah, I was in the pool. It just got out of the pool.
Welcome back to the Adam Friedland Show. My guest this week is Hunter Biden. Hunter is a businessman, he's an artist, and of course, he's the son of former President Joe Biden. This is Hunter's son Bo, named after his late brother, the former Attorney General of the state of Delaware. And this is Adam Friedland, the greatest interviewer in the English world. And of course this is James, he helps with the cameras. I'm Adam Friedland and this is the first interview that Hunter Biden has ever given in his life. Ladies and gentlemen, Robert Hunter Biden, everyone. Give it up for him. Let's make some noise.
Yeah.
Um thanks for coming. I kept you and your wife on the phone the first time we talked for like an hour. An hour and like thirty minutes. Was it all right? Yeah, it was okay. Was it annoying? Yeah. Why? 'Cause I was being too funny. Not at all. I was being too funny? Yeah, exactly. I went to my first Christmas once at my uh friend's parents' house and uh the dad got mad that I was being too funny because the mom was talk laughing to me. Is that what they told you? Yeah, that's a huge you
were too funny? Yeah, I was being too funny. That's the reason why you were annoying?
No, no, it was the it was the whole uh killing of Christ situation, I think, probably. But you're like out there now nowadays. How's it feel? Good. You're in public life. Yeah. Uh
I kind of feel like you're smashing it. Well, I've I've I've been in public life but not by choice for a long time.
Yeah. Yeah.
But it it's on
your own terms, I would say.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah. Exactly. Yeah, I think it you're like you've taken to it really well. No, thank you. I told you the first time we talked you have to get o off of Twitter though. Yeah, uh well.
Too late for that. Yeah. Well
you're
gonna get
sick of it.
You know, I don't I I like post and I like do a couple of replies and then I just leave it. Yeah, it's a really it's a terrible place. It's awful. Oh my god, it's a few. You missed it when it was funny. It used to be funny. Yeah. I well I wasn't I didn't I didn't have it then. You're joining
like during the like uh Sodom
and Gomorrah era of Twitter. Yeah. Exactly. Well you know what's interesting though? As much as there is like this really, really toxic troll uh environment, the um every once in a while you get this a really like beautiful and uh like important like comment. Or at le at least important to me. And you know, usually around recovery or someone like yeah, you know, connecting with you over something that is actually deep. Yeah.
You read
them.
You read the comments?
Not all of them.
Yeah, exactly.
You're so full of shit. This is all y your father is either a hybrid reptile or a clone or he's one of those people that are that have been replaced that are wearing a a a mask. And I I had a legitimate question, which was number one is what is a hybrid reptile? Gas and electric. That's what I said. Is it like a Prius? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you got the finger. If I get to choose which one I would be, I would definitely be a hybridile. Unless it was like a lame like garden snake or something like that. Yeah. Yeah.
But so the reptile comes from a different planet or something? That's I also
asked that question. I said, are the reptiles aliens or are they um uh you know are they from here? Yeah on Earth. Do you feel bad for
that person? I feel really bad for that person. You know if that's an adult person saying that? Yeah. If it was a twelve year old fucking with Hunter Biden, shout out to him. Yeah. Yeah. But like if that's
That'sn't a a lot of people are like that these days.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Hunter Biden say about being constantly exposed to the public eye?
0:01–9:19
2
How does Hunter describe his journey from addiction to recovery?
9:19–24:38
3
Why does Hunter believe sharing personal recovery stories is important?
24:38–45:14
4
What impact did his brother Bo’s death have on Hunter’s life choices?
45:14–1:09:19
5
How does Hunter view the U.S. role in the Gaza‑Israel conflict?
1:09:19–1:17:06
6
Could a former addict like Hunter realistically run for public office?
1:17:06–1:22:54
7
What does Hunter consider the best day of his life?
1:22:54–1:27:54
8
How does Hunter sum up his hopes for the future and his relationship with the show?
1:27:54–1:28:28