Hunter Biden’s misbehaving continues as leaked video of him surfaced online, showing the president’s disgraced son messing around with a handgun in front of a prostitute.
The video, which was recorded on October 17, 2018, captured Hunter holding an illegally obtained gun and pointing it at a camera while cavorting with the sex worker.
Seen in the rest video are remnants of crack cocaine on a plate besides used condoms, some paraphernalia, and a spoon—implying that illegal substances might have been consumed.
It was reported last year that Hunter obtained the firearm in question illegally back in 2018 after he lied to the staff at the location where he purchased it, five days before the video was recorded.
11 days later after the .38-caliber revolver was bought from Delaware, Hallie, his partner threw away the gun in a garbage can at a local supermarket.
“She stole the gun out of my trunk lock box and threw it in a garbage can full to the top at Jansens,” Hunter said during the investigation.
This prompted the Secret Service, Delaware State Police, and the FBI to investigate the situation but there have been no charges or arrests made following this event.
Most recently, leaked audio of Hunter Biden emerged where he ranted about former President Donald Trump and Kanye West.
In the audio, Hunter, who admits to being on drugs while recording, speaks to his ex-girlfriend Zoe Kestan and complains about his financial, legal, and personal problems.
“Donald Trump is a patch on the a— of f—” Hunter said in the recording. “I just don’t understand it.”
“It’s not only that, he’s a bad person,” the president’s son continued. “Donald Trump is the legacy of what we could’ve ended up with, which is that fame, wealth, notoriety, accomplishment in many senses…”
He was then distracted by a dialogue about rapper Kanye West. “I hate people that their purpose is to create press. He endears himself, though, to the white f— pseudo f— racists in South Carolina.”
Hunter is currently under federal criminal investigation after banks flagged four of his transactions as “potential criminal activity,” including a suspicious deposit of $100,000 that came from China.
Reporters have reached out to the White House for comment but did not return the request.
