Hunter Biden went on Candace Owens’ podcast to reinvent as a political truth teller — but remains as delusional as ever
Hunter Biden appeared on Candace Owens' podcast to discuss his past struggles with addiction and present himself as a political truth teller. He claimed to have been sober since 2019 and denied ownership of a cocaine packet found at the White House. The conversation was framed as a civil dialogue, but many found it to be delusional given his controversial history.
- ▪Hunter Biden claimed to be 'verifiably' sober since 2019 during his podcast appearance.
- ▪He denied that a cocaine packet found at the White House belonged to him.
- ▪The podcast was presented as a decency summit between the right and left, despite Hunter's controversial past.
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Kirsten Fleming Opinion Hunter Biden went on Candace Owens’ podcast to reinvent as a political truth teller — but remains as delusional as ever By Kirsten Fleming Published May 22, 2026, 7:24 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Hunter Biden is setting the record straight on cocaine. Sure, he’s a crackhead, but that packet of booger sugar found at the White House in 2023? Did not belong to him. He has been “verifiably” sober since 2019 — or so he told Candace Owens in an unlikely sitdown released Thursday. It was billed as a decency summit, with the right and the left coming together to show that it can be done in a civil manner. But that didn’t make it any less delusional.
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