Hunter Biden's hand gun tale

 Breitbart:

Text messages purportedly from Hunter Biden show what appears to be a contradiction from an official Secret Service statement, which maintains the agency had “no involvement” in an alleged case involving Hallie Biden finding a gun “inside of Hunter Biden’s pickup” and tossing “it in a trash can behind a grocery store where they frequently shopped.”

A screenshot of the text messages, published by Jack Posobiec, who says they are from the son of the president, reveal Hunter Biden allegedly said of the incident that “the police the FBI the Secret Service came on the scene.”

She stole the gun out of my truck lock box and threw it in a garbage can full to the top at Jensens. Then she told me it was my problem to deal with. Then when the police the FBI the Secret Service came on the scene she said she took it from me because she was scared I would harm myself due to my drug and alcohol problem and our volatile relationship and that she was afraid for the kids.

An administration office relayed to the Hill, “President Biden had no knowledge or involvement of the incident.”

The official said, “President Biden did not have any knowledge of, or involvement in, the Secret Service’s alleged role in this incident, and neither he nor any family member was a protectee at that time.”

Further, Breitbart News reported Thursday that the “Secret Service approached the owner of the store where Hunter bought the gun and asked to take the paperwork involving the sale.”

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There are allegations that Hunter had to lie about being a drug user in order to buy the gun.  It is not clear where the paperwork they took is.  It looks like another example of Hunter Biden privilege.  

See, also:

The Case for Prosecuting Hunter Biden

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