Hunter Biden’s defense team hit back Tuesday against federal prosecutors in his gun case, suggesting that they may benefit from attending Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous meetings.
The latest filings pick up on previous claims that allege that President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, is the target of politically motivated federal prosecutors.
In one lengthy footnote, the defense said Hunter Biden’s 2021 book: “Beautiful Things: A Memoir,” was not a confession to using drugs while owning a firearm, but a cautionary tale designed to help Americans struggling with addiction. The defense also suggested prosecutors could benefit from attending AA and NA meetings.