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Hunter Biden opened up about his struggles with addiction and the difference between guilt and shame in handling the consequences of sin during a two-hour interview with podcaster Candace Owens that aired Thursday.
"I've heard you call me a crackhead many times, and the truth of it is I was a crackhead," the second son of former President Joe Biden told Owens, who apologized for repeatedly attacking both him and his father over the years.
Noting both he and Owens are Roman Catholic, Biden appealed to theological concepts to explain that people struggling with addiction — which he noted is approximately 30 million Americans — should avoid the isolating effects of shame and realize they are not alone.
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"I've heard you call me a crackhead many times, and the truth of it is I was a crackhead," the second son of former President Joe Biden told Owens, who apologized for repeatedly attacking both him and his father over the years.
Noting both he and Owens are Roman Catholic, Biden appealed to theological concepts to explain that people struggling with addiction — which he noted is approximately 30 million Americans — should avoid the isolating effects of shame and realize they are not alone.
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Hunter Biden opens up about addiction, warns shame perpetuates 'devastating' spiral
Hunter Biden opened up about his struggles with addiction and the difference between guilt and shame in handling the consequences of sin during a two-hour interview with podcaster Candace Owens that