Show Notes
In Part 2 of Jack Osbourne's conversation with Hunter Biden on Trying Not To Die, Hunter gives his account of the laptop controversy and explains why he chose to publicly confront the most difficult parts of his past while in recovery. He also discusses his relationship with his father, the pressure surrounding his family, the experience of being under federal investigation, and what it was like watching the responsibilities of the presidency up close. Hunter talks about how painting became an important part of his sobriety, life inside the White House, the cocaine found there, and the conversations surrounding his father's pardon. This is Part 2 of a two-part conversation with Hunter Biden.
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