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Hunter Biden expanded his critique to include media figures like CNN’s Jake Tapper, whom he accused of writing a misleading book about President Biden’s cognitive decline. Biden dismissed Tapper’s influence, mocking the CNN host’s audience size and suggesting that the book was merely a profit-driven endeavor—"a money grab," as Biden put it.
In a surprising turn, Hunter also offered candid insights into his own views on substances and crime, claiming that crack cocaine could be made easily with common household items and asserting that crack might even be safer than alcohol. These comments, laden with expletives and dubious science, shocked observers and added fuel to the debate about Hunter Biden’s personal struggles and his public persona.