'The Offer Stands': Joe Rogan Wants to Do Cocaine With Hunter Biden

© AFP 2023 / MOSES ROBINSONHunter Biden attends Usher's New Look Foundation - World Leadership Conference & Awards 2011 - Day 3 at Cobb Energy Center on July 22, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia
Hunter Biden attends Usher's New Look Foundation - World Leadership Conference & Awards 2011 - Day 3 at Cobb Energy Center on July 22, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia - Sputnik International, 1920, 22.04.2022
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It looks like Hunter Biden, the embattled son of the US president, already has a line of people eager to hang out with him.
UFC commentator Joe Rogan has used his guest spot on Mike Tyson's podcast for a shout-out to Hunter Biden — inviting him to hang out and... do cocaine.
Mike Tyson also said he we was eager to "hang out with Hunter", before Rogan — in a rare stint as podcast guest — made the surprise offer.
"I've never done coke but I'll do it with him. The offer stands!" Rogan said.
The host quickly jumped in to clarify that hew didn't want to toot the Devil's Dandruff with President Joe Biden's son.
"I just want to hang out with him, I just want to be like, 'Hey, tell me about this, Hunter'," Tyson said.
Rogan recalled that the US president's son also happened to be an artist with paintings for sale. The UFC commentator offered to buy one of the daubs — but only "ironically".
"I kind of, ironically, want to have like a Hunter Biden painting in the house probably. They're worth a lot of money. I should get one!" he went on.
The final offer to Hunter Biden from Rogan was this:
"Hunter, if you're out there, I'll do coke with you and I'll buy a painting from you."
Hunter has notoriously battled with drug addiction. He also hit the headlines after pricing some pieces of his artwork for around half a million dollars — which many deemed inflated given their poor artistic worth.
Aside from his creative aspirations, Hunter is also widely known for neglecting his gadgets, particularly the one dubbed the "laptop from hell" thanks to thousands of delicate documents that were discovered on its hard drive after Hunter left it at a repair shop.
Currently, Hunter is keeping a low profile amid a federal investigation into his foreign income, with prosecutors particularly focused on his involvement in the Ukrainian gas company Burisma. According to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, Hunter's past tenure on the board of Burisma's directors could impact US foreign policy with respect to Ukraine.
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