Days after reaching a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in 2023 over unpaid taxes and a felony gun charge, then-first son Hunter Biden appeared anxious and visibly frustrated in new footage from an upcoming documentary reviewed by The New York Post.
The filmmaker also captured footage of the self-taught artist’s gallery events in Los Angeles and New York City, as well as scenes outside courthouses where Hunter Biden appeared in connection with tax evasion and firearms-related charges, The Post reported.
Advertisement Morris even brought his cameras to Serbia, where his crew was accused of interrupting the set of filmmaker Phelim McAleer, who was shooting “My Son Hunter,” a film that mocks the Biden family and was distributed by Breitbart in September 2022
Morris even brought his cameras to Serbia, where his crew was accused of interrupting the set of filmmaker Phelim McAleer, who was shooting “My Son Hunter,” a film that mocks the Biden family and was distributed by Breitbart in September 2022
The footage reviewed by The Post is time-stamped June 29, 2023, which is nine days after Biden’s attorneys finalized the plea deal.
Advertisement “Who am I protected by, Georges? Who am I protected by? ” Hunter shouts into his cellphone, seemingly from his art studio in Malibu.
In the video clip, Biden is seen speaking with his former art dealer, Georges Berges, from New York City
The footage also shows Berges thoughtfully examining a new piece created by Biden. In the clip, Biden is seen with a paintbrush between his lips while holding his toddler son, Beau, on his hip.
The Post adds:
I think it’s missing something.”
The footage then cuts to various press clips of the controversy surrounding the sale of Hunter’s work while his father was president of the United States. One clip features Republican lawmakers urging then-Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a special counsel to investigate Biden’s art sales.
“There’s something special about his art,” Berges says in the documentary. “I think it’s my job to tell that story. ”
In December 2024, a month after then President elect Donald Trump defeated then Vice President Kamala Harris, the co hosts of Fox News’s “The Five” spent a segment of the program examining the implications of and motivations behind President Biden’s pardon of Hunter, which was widely panned on both sides of the political aisle
In particular, then co-host Jeanine Pirro said that it became clear the president has known all along about his son’s questionable business practices that congressional investigators have said border on the illegal and definitely involved Joe Biden and other members of his family.
The ex-president’s pardon was not simply for the gun and tax charges for which Hunter was convicted and faced sentencing this month, but covered an 11-year span dating back to 2014.
At the time, Joe Biden was vice president and had been placed in charge of handling U.S
Ukraine relations by President Barack Obama at a time when the country was in turmoil, while Hunter Biden began working for a Ukrainian energy firm, making millions despite not having any experience in the industry
“And some of those years encompasses the years that David Weiss, is the so-called special counsel, I think he is, allowed the statute of limitations to run in the highest earning years that Hunter Biden had, and the years it certainly involved his father and his ‘business’ dealings,” Pirro said.
