Naomi Biden, a Lawyer, Denies Her Father Hunter Gave ‘Half His Salary’ to Joe Biden, Blames Incriminating Text on Drugs

The president’s granddaughter argues that her father was referring to how he had to contribute to his room and board while a student at Georgetown in the 1990s.

AP/Jacquelyn Martin
Naomi Biden and her husband Peter Neal arrive for a State Dinner with India's prime minister at the White House, June 22, 2023. AP/Jacquelyn Martin

President Biden’s eldest grandchild, Naomi Biden, is for the first time defending her father in detail from allegations that he funneled money from his overseas earnings to his father. Her defense, made in a sympathetic article in the New York Times, comes as House Republicans are seeking to prove that President Biden benefited financially from Hunter’s business of trading on the Biden name to reap millions of dollars from foreign clients.

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