White House press secretary Jen Psaki said on Thursday that President Biden supports his son Hunter’s recently announced book, which will be published in April and will focus on his substance abuse story.
“Beautiful Things” was acquired in the fall of 2019, the Associated Press reported, and will focus on Hunter Biden’s struggles with substance abuse. Young Biden’s finances are currently under investigation by the Department of Justice.
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“We admire our son Hunter’s strength and courage to speak openly about his addiction so that others can see themselves on their journey and find hope,” said Psaki, reading a statement from President and First Lady Jill Biden, written in your personal capacity like his parents. “This is a personal book about your personal journey.”
This cover image released by Gallery Books shows “Beautiful Things”, a memoir by Hunter Biden. Biden, son of President Joe Biden and a permanent target for conservatives, has a memoir that will come out on April 6. The book will focus on young Biden’s well-publicized struggles against substance abuse, according to his publisher. (Book gallery via AP)
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Psaki did not answer a question about whether the book will be subject to any pre-publication release review. Similar lawsuits have raised high-level questions about the content of books published by former Trump administration officials, including former Trump national security adviser John Bolton.
Hunter Biden’s book will be published by Simon & Schuster, the same publisher that removed Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., From a book on Hawley’s objection to the certification of Pennsylvania electoral votes. The protest of the votes led to a pro-Trump crowd attacking the U.S. Capitol.
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“In his harrowing and compulsively readable memories, Hunter Biden proves once again that anyone – even the son of a United States president – can take a ride on the pink horse through the nightmare alley,” wrote author Stephen King of ” Beautiful things “in a synopsis. “Biden remembers everything and tells everything with a bravery that is both heartbreaking and stunning. He begins with a question: Where is Hunter? The answer is that he is in this book, the good, the bad and the beautiful. “
In an excerpt released by Gallery Books, a division of Simon & Schuster, Hunter Biden writes: “I come from a family formed by tragedies and linked by a remarkable and unbreakable love”.