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Hunter Biden: Republicans are "trying to kill me" because they just hate people who are in recovery and have cleaned up their lives.

"That's the one thing -- one of the reasons why I'm going to survive this -- and I'm going to survive it clean and sober -- is because I am not going to let this motherf ---ers use me as just another example of why people in recovery are never going to be okay, never to be trusted, they're all degenerates. I'm just not going to let that happen. I'm just not going to let it happen," Biden said.

"I am positive of that. If you can't look at some of these people like Marjorie Taylor Greene or Paul Gosar and see someone that have been bullied, that are just absolutely suffering-- They're suffering people. And that doesn't excuse the things that they have done to others and to me, but you see people that are in anguish. They're not healthy people," Biden said.

"They are trying to destroy a presidency. And so, it's not about me. In their most base way, what they're trying to do is they're trying to kill me, knowing that it will be a pain greater than my father could be able to handle. And so, therefore, destroying a presidency in that way," he said.

"These people are just sad, very, very sick people, that have most likely just faced traumas in their lives that they have decided they're going to turn into an evil that they decided they're going to inflict on the rest of the world," he added.

But also, Hunter Biden spent five fucking million dollars on crack, prostitute, cigars, and fake teeth to replace the ones he destroyed by smoking crack.

"I am sick of trying to figure out how you are hiding the money," [Hunter's ex-wife Kathy] Buhle continued in the email, cited in "Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide" by The Post's Miranda Devine.

Buhle wrote that he had spent $122,000 in two months -- and at the same time cut monthly payments to Buhle and their three daughters from $17,000 to $1,700.

"Simply looking at your spending is enough for any judge to be disgusted."

Three days later she filed a court motion. Biden "rarely" spent anything on his family, she charged, but was blowing hundreds of thousands on alcohol, strip clubs, gifts to other women, and travel -- sometimes charging multiple hotel rooms for the same night.

Hunter Biden, seen in the middle of a drugs spree, blasted through money in four years while dodging his taxes, prosecutors say. His ex-wife, Kathleen Buhle, warned during in 2017 that he needed to be stopped.

Now federal prosecutors have revealed just how right Buhle was.

They alleged Pres. Biden's son blasted through $4,907,813 in four years, including $683,212 "to various women," and $188,960 on "adult entertaining."

David Weiss, the special counsel investigating Biden filed a nine-charge indictment in Los Angeles, Calif., Thursday, accusing him of dodging more than $1 million in taxes while living an "extravagant" life between 2016 and 2019 -- and detailing the eye-popping spree.

Biden, 53, was charged with three felonies and six misdemeanor counts of failure to file taxes and to pay them in the 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 tax years, amounting to at least $1.4 million. He faces 17 years in prison if convicted on all counts.

A year after Buhle's furious email and her court bid to get his cash, Biden was undeterred, emails and records in his laptop show.

This table in the indictment sheds light on aspects of the payments but The Post's Miranda Devine revealed more in her book, "Laptop from Hell." DOJ

Outside the house was a jetty with room for his prized 27 foot Grady-White boat.

In February, 2018, he was splurging $7,000 per month on a $5 million waterfront home in Annapolis, MD, complete with a pool and private jetty for his 27ft boat -- and sharing it with his brother Beau's widow Hallie, with whom he was having an affair.

By May 2018, he was in Los Angeles, where he spent $8,000 on an extended callout for a 24-year-old Russian prostitute named "Yanna," an "elite courtesan" with green eyes and brown hair from Emerald Fantasy Girls.

He also charged 42 nights at the Chateau Marmont hotel for an $ 820-a-night poolside bungalow, for a total of $34,400, using the four-burner stove in the tiny kitchen to cook up crack.

I'm going to say it: Hero.

Nancy Mace, who bragged at a prayer breakfast that she was late because her boyfriend wanted some ass, apparently discusses her sex life a lot at the office with her unconsenting employees.

Oh and she's now separated from her fiance.

Rep. Nancy Mace frequently talked about her sex life in front of junior staffers in her Capitol office while dating her now ex-fiancé, according to a report.

"She frequently made sexual references in the office and discussed things that were not appropriate in a work environment," a former senior staffer for the South Carolina Republican told the Daily Mail.

If Mace was subjecting her staff to tales of her bedroom antics, the 46-year-old congresswoman could face a House Ethics Committee investigation if one of her aides were to file a complaint with the panel.

She is already embroiled in a messy legal dispute with her ex -- Charleston entrepreneur Patrick Bryant -- over a pair of multi-million dollar homes the former couple purchased together, according to the outlet.

Mace reportedly broke up with Bryant, who popped the question in May 2022, because she found him on a dating app.

Bryant told the Daily Mail that he was not active on the app since before the two became an item and that he recently deleted an old profile that was still popping up.

Eek -- out of control chair-lift sends skiiers flying.

I missed this at the end of last week -- the co-founder of CAIR says he was thrilled to see the Gaza terror attacks.

The co-founder and executive director of a major American Muslim civil rights organization characterized Hamas' Oct. 7 terror attacks in Israel in which more than 1,200 were killed as Gazans "break[ing] the siege, the walls of the concentration camp."

"Yes, I was happy to see people breaking the siege and throwing down the shackles of their own land and walk free into their land that they were not allowed to walk in," Council on American-Islamic Relations Executive Director Nihad Awad said at a November conference hosted by American Muslims for Palestine. Audience members cheered Awad's remarks.

Awad characterized the Oct. 7 attack as "self-defense," which he said Palestinians have a right to -- while Israelis do not.

"Yes, the people of Gaza have the right to self-defense, had the right to defend themselves," said Awad. "Yes, Israel as an occupying power does not have that right to self-defense." Awad did not mention Hamas in his speech; he did not differentiate between "the people of Gaza" and the perpetrators of the Oct. 7 attack.

When his remarks were publicized, he claimed -- well, why don't you guess what he claimed? One point for each buzzword you guess correctly.

How many points did you get?

"Despite my clear remarks, an anti-Muslim, anti-Palestinian hate website selected remarks from my speech out of context and spliced them together to create a completely false meaning."

A CNN reporter actually realized that -- get this -- reporters might have been accepting the words of Hamas too uncritically all of these many years of playing stenographer to terrorists.

A veteran CNN Middle East reporter with two decades of experience now admits that "too many of us treated the group more like an opposition party with occasional violent outbursts than a terrorist organization." Advertisement

"Journalists working in conflict zones," Ilene Prusher wrote in a CNN op-ed this week, "too often pull punches in the interest of appearing neutral, or perhaps to ensure that they stay in the good graces of the gunmen in charge."

Prusher concludes that "if journalists continue to interview members of Hamas, we should report their words more critically and not take their comments at face value. We should provide context that notes how unverifiable their information is and how poor their track record for accuracy has been."

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"By and large, we reporters ate it up," she explained without prompting, in no small part because "Our editors wanted us to have access to this shadowy group."

"How often did that stop us from reporting what they told us?" as Prusher asked in her come-to-Jesus column. "That dynamic was on display last month when many mainstream media outlets immediately repeated Hamas' claim that an Israeli air strike had devastated a hospital and killed a big round figure of 500 Palestinians."
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