Elon Musk tweeted a meme mocking Hunter Biden for allegedly hacked photos and videos from his phone that show drug use and sexual encounters.
On Wednesday, Musk job a meme of someone carrying multiple cameras on their head with the caption ‘Hunter Biden every time he buys crack and whores’: Musk added ‘A+ for cinematography’ to the tweet.
The meme references recent photos and videos that allegedly show Biden, 52, around crack and engaging in sex with women believed to be sex workers.
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The photos and videos were allegedly leaked from Biden’s phone by alleged hackers who broke into the first son’s iCloud. Immediately, the images and videos were posted on 4Chan by posters claiming to be the hackers.
“Gives a whole new meaning to Go Pros!” Musk added in a separate tweet.
The secret service saidBNC News they were aware of a potential hack, along with other federal law enforcement partners, but were unable to formally comment on investigative actions.
Biden has spoken openly about his struggle with crack cocaine and alcohol addiction. In his memoirs Pretty Thingshe writes about the trauma he suffered after surviving a car crash that killed his mother and sister in 1972. He added that after his brother Beau died in 2015, he relapsed.
In 2019, Biden’s family, including the president and first lady, staged an intervention for him, begging him to go to rehab.
“You know, my immediate reaction was to run,” Biden said. NPR. “My dad grabbed me and he held me and hugged me and just said, ‘I don’t know what to do.’ And even with all that love, the feeling that overcame that love was my need for another hit, which is hard to live with.”
“But that’s what it’s all about – getting honest with yourself and understanding the power of this drug or the power of addiction.” Biden added.
Biden’s struggle with addiction has received media attention and scrutiny from people including former President Donald Trump and Donald Trump Jr.
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