Hunter Biden turned Joe's Delaware mansion into a HOME OFFICE while stuffed ... trends now
Hunter Biden appeared to have been using his father's Delaware home as an office, with classified documents stored within the walls.
The president's son, now 52, listed his father's Wilmington mansion as his home following his 2017 divorce from Kathleen Buhle.
In 2018 and 2019 he had bills registered at the house, The New York Post reported on Saturday, and he asked his assistant to ship crates of his office equipment to the residence.
'Have what's in storage sent to my parents guest house,' he told his assistant, Katie Dodge, in a December 2018 text message.
Hunter Biden, pictured in July, appeared to have used his father's Delaware home as an office from 2017-19, while classified documents were stored inside
A box labeled 'Important Doc's + Photos' appears to have been left unsealed on a table in the Delaware home of President Joe Biden
Hunter Biden, now 52, was at the time exploring business and investment opportunities with partners in China, Ukraine and beyond.
It is now known that there was classified documents being stored in the house.
Jim Hanson, a national security consultant and president of WorldStrat, said Hunter's running a private business out of an office where government documents were illicitly stored was a recipe for disaster.
'Having access to U.S. classified material makes it much easier to leverage your business operations,' he told the paper.
'You know things others don't know or can't know. That's one very distinct possibility.'
He added that Hunter, whose had well-publicized problems with drugs
