Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, is currently facing trial for allegedly acquiring a firearm while struggling with drug addiction and providing false information on the background check form. The prosecution has presented compelling evidence against him, but an interesting twist occurred when his daughter, Naomi, provided conflicting testimony in support of the defense.
During her testimony, Naomi stated that when she and her fiancé visited Hunter at a rehabilitation center in Los Angeles in 2018, he appeared to be in the best state of mind since the passing of his uncle, Beau Biden. She emphasized that he seemed genuinely well and displayed positive behavior during their visit.
Furthermore, Naomi mentioned that she borrowed her father’s truck to travel from New York to Washington weeks after he purchased the firearm. She attested that the vehicle was in good condition, and she did not observe any drug-related items or signs of drug use within it. Interestingly, Naomi’s testimony contradicted that of Hallie Biden, Hunter’s ex-girlfriend and former sister-in-law. Hallie claimed that when she visited Hunter around the same time, the car was filled with drug paraphernalia and trash.
However, during cross-examination, Naomi did acknowledge receiving an unusual text message from her father approximately five days after he acquired the weapon.
The Washington Times reported:
In the text messages, Hunter Biden asked her if her now-husband could bring the truck to 57th and 5th Ave. in Manhattan to swap cars.
“Right now?” she responded.
Prosecutor Leo Wise asked if she knew what her father was doing at two o’clock in the morning or why it was so important to swap cars at that moment.
“No,” Naomi Biden replied, adding that her dad still “seemed good” and she was “hopeful.”
“I’m really sorry dad I can’t take this,” she wrote in a later text to Hunter Biden in October 2018. She was trying to “hang out” with her dad in New York, but he had been unreachable. Hunter Biden later replied, apologizing for not being available.
As the trial commenced, a commotion occurred near the courthouse that garnered media attention. Hunter Biden’s spouse vocally confronted an associate of former President Donald Trump outside the Delaware courtroom where the trial of the President’s son for allegedly providing false information on a federal gun background check form is underway. Garrett Ziegler, who was involved in trade policy at the White House, was implicated in a scheme orchestrated by Trump’s supporters to tarnish the reputation of Hunter Biden, the son of Joe Biden, in the final stages of the 2020 election.
In retaliation, Hunter Biden filed a lawsuit against Ziegler and his company, Marco Polo, in September of last year. The legal action alleged that they breached state and federal regulations by trying to establish a searchable online archive containing 128,000 emails, as reported by NBC News. During a recess in the trial on Tuesday, Hunter’s wife, Melissa Cohen-Biden, spotted Ziegler—who had also been present the day before during jury selection—and confronted him.
“You have no right to be here, you Nazi piece of s—!” she yelled before walking away.