Days after reaching a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in 2023 over unpaid taxes and a felony gun charge, then-first son Hunter Biden appeared anxious and visibly frustrated in new footage from an upcoming documentary reviewed by The New York Post.
“What are you talking about ‘I’m protected’?” a wild-eyed Biden says excitedly into a cellphone in the video footage that’s part of a new documentary-in-progress that’s being made by Hollywood lawyer and writer Kevin Morris, who loaned the first son more than $6.5 million to pay the taxes and for personal expenses.
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Morris – a novelist and producer known for brokering deals related to South Park and The Book of Mormon — followed Hunter with a film crew between 2021 and 2024 during Joe Biden’s presidency, documenting both his personal and professional life, including his entry into the art world.
The filmmaker also captured footage of the self-taught artist’s gallery events in Los Angeles and New York City, as well as scenes outside courthouses where Hunter Biden appeared in connection with tax evasion and firearms-related charges, The Post reported.
