Shocking Details .. Biden Visited His Son Hunter’s “Drug Den” in an Official Motorcade

Al-Taj News – Hunter Biden revealed that his father, former U.S. President Joe Biden, used to visit him at his home in Washington during his period of addiction, arriving in an official motorcade that included SUVs and Secret Service agents.

Hunter, 56, said on the “Dopey” podcast that his father visited him personally twice and would knock on the door of the house to check on him. He added that he would hear cars stopping outside the house and then see his father getting out accompanied by one or two Secret Service agents.

He explained that during those visits, his father would ask him, “What are we going to do tomorrow? What’s the plan?” while he would reply that he had a plan.

In 2018, Hunter left for Los Angeles, where he stayed for about two months at the famous Chateau Marmont hotel, where singer and actor John Belushi died in 1982 from a drug overdose.

Biden’s son explained that he also chose the hotel because he was thinking about suicide at the time, as if he wanted to end his life in a loud and tragic way. He said in his book “Beautiful Things” that he reached the point of picking Parmesan cheese off the hotel carpet and smoking it after thinking it was “crack” (a type of cocaine).

He said on the podcast: “I was trying to commit suicide without having the courage to do it directly,” adding that hotel employees tried to protect him and treat him kindly, and that he still knows some of them to this day.

Hunter also revealed that during his stay at the hotel, he learned how to prepare “crack” and became “extremely skilled at preparing it.”

According to his account, he later lived in Los Angeles among drug dealers, prostitutes, and sex workers because, as he put it, they were the only people who did not judge him or demand that he go to prison or treatment. He said he then moved between cheap hotels and “very dark” places before sometimes returning to receive money from various sources.

When asked how he financed his life during that period, Hunter explained that he did not go broke, noting that he was still receiving income from his previous positions, including his membership on the board of an energy company.

He said he remained a member of the company’s board for three years after his father became vice president, and was required to attend only four meetings a year, even during his period of addiction to “crack.”

He also noted that he had served on the boards of around 14 major national and international organizations, in addition to working as an adviser at the renowned law firm “Boies Schiller.”