Transcript (en)

Because you have your finger on the pulse of the Democrat Party and someone that's cutting through right now is Hunter Biden. Whether people like him or not, he's able to communicate, talk about issues. I mean, is this someone that you think should run for office or people should start taking seriously as part of the party? Well, you know, I think I don't I don't know what Hunter Biden's plans are, but, you know, I've sat in the same room as him when he offered deposition and was interviewed by Republicans and by Democrats on the Oversight Committee. And I can tell you he is a very compelling advocate on addiction and recovery. He's able to speak really to people's hearts and their experiences. And I think that, you know, whether he considers public office or not, there are so many ways to contribute to change in this country. And I think de-stigmatizing and showing the country that someone in the prominent position that he's already been in as the son of a president can be public and publicly vulnerable about what it means to recover from addiction. It can save lives. You know, a lot of people operate in shame in addiction, and that shame keeps them from getting the help that they need. So I'm really glad that he's out there saying, hey, if you're struggling with this, you're not alone. So you think his authenticity is helping him cut through? For sure. Congresswoman, thank you.