I think Hunter is smart to do what he’s doing, putting himself out there, on X, and in interviews like this one. It’s cool to see that he’s a regular guy who had problems like many of us did, back in the day. I love his dad, his dad loves him, so it seems easy to love him, once you get to know him.
It seems that Hunter Biden, hits the nail on the head. Trump IS the addiction for all the reasons people become addicted to someone or something. As with every addiction, it will still take a lot of hard work before this illness is kicked for once and for all. Hunter seems to have been one of the fortunate to have walked this lonely and torturous road in his personal fight back to a loving family and new beginning.
Thank you Heather & Hunter! What an outstanding interview! It’s so much more than the title/headline can say. I loved the ending. How maybe like an addict, our country, broken & hitting bottom, will recover and create a new, better, more humble, wise, resilient, compassionate country “of the people, by the people, and for the people.”
Thank you Heather and Hunter. Hunter digs deep into the core of who we are as humans. Not perfect, but we keep trying. His analogy was so on pointe, when everything is burnt to the ground, then starting anew is an option with many possibilities. Hunter you remind me so much of your Dad. Big hugs to your Mom and Dad.
Excellent interview. I did not know very much about Hunter Biden (I'm in the UK), so this was very enlightening. He seems like a very genuine person, after overcoming his problems.
I think Hunter is smart to do what he’s doing, putting himself out there, on X, and in interviews like this one. It’s cool to see that he’s a regular guy who had problems like many of us did, back in the day. I love his dad, his dad loves him, so it seems easy to love him, once you get to know him.
Will you be releasing a transcript of the interview?
I just added the transcript now.
just what I wondered!
It seems that Hunter Biden, hits the nail on the head. Trump IS the addiction for all the reasons people become addicted to someone or something. As with every addiction, it will still take a lot of hard work before this illness is kicked for once and for all. Hunter seems to have been one of the fortunate to have walked this lonely and torturous road in his personal fight back to a loving family and new beginning.
Thank you Heather & Hunter! What an outstanding interview! It’s so much more than the title/headline can say. I loved the ending. How maybe like an addict, our country, broken & hitting bottom, will recover and create a new, better, more humble, wise, resilient, compassionate country “of the people, by the people, and for the people.”
May it be so.
Really good. Thanks.
Very good and very enlightening. Thanks Heather!
Me, too.
Thank you for doing this. It’s one of the best interviews/dialogues I’ve ever listened to/watched!
Excellent interview Heather, loved hearing the two of you talking. What a great guy. As wonderful as his father. You brought out the best in him.
Thank you Heather and Hunter. Hunter digs deep into the core of who we are as humans. Not perfect, but we keep trying. His analogy was so on pointe, when everything is burnt to the ground, then starting anew is an option with many possibilities. Hunter you remind me so much of your Dad. Big hugs to your Mom and Dad.
Excellent interview. I did not know very much about Hunter Biden (I'm in the UK), so this was very enlightening. He seems like a very genuine person, after overcoming his problems.