Hunter Biden on addiction and 'the gift of being publicly shamed' | NPR's Newsmakers
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Hi, Scott Simon here with a special episode. Conversation from our sister show Newsmakers, home of NPR's biggest interviews. Hunter Biden I was on a plane once. Seven years sober.
And nothing was going wrong. Hmm. And somebody asked me if I wanted a drink. And ten years later I woke up in a motel. With crackpipe.
My dad got older before people's eyes. And I think that made them very nervous. You were pardoned by your father. Yes, thank God. Did that open the door for President Trump? To pardon some of his supporters, including the January sixth gang. I think that that is uh an insane argument. Hunter Biden.
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