Hunter Biden Quotes

I've benefited more from low expectations than anyone in the history of the world. Because as long as I don't show up smoking crack, naked, people are like, 'Oh my god.'

All that privilege didn't save me. When you're an addict, it doesn't matter how much privilege you have — it's all out the door. Talk about the great equalizer.

SNL would be so much fun. I have an advantage over Trump though I could read the scripts.

I think we all need to escape from our algorithms a little bit and show up for each other — and show up for the thing that we love: the country.

Every one of us has a bag of heroin in our pocket. Every one of us.

I didn't wake up one morning in a heroic form and say, 'I'm going to do this because I feel like I'm strong.' They did it to me, but it became literally my superpower. What are you gonna say? I can sit down with anybody. You gonna say I was with prostitutes? Fuckin'-A right I was!

If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.

I didn't wake up one morning in a heroic form and say, 'I'm going to do this because I feel like I'm strong.' They did it to me, but it became literally my superpower. I can sit down with anybody.

All that privilege didn't save me. Didn't save me from shit. When you're an addict, it doesn't matter how much privilege you have — it's all out the door. Talk about the great equalizer.

I don't care what you think about his politics. I've never read about anybody — in fiction, in memoir, or on film — who is a better dad than my dad, in every way.

You never have the moment of real growth until you're at the bottom. It could wake you up to violence, or it could wake you up to love. My deep hope is that we're a world about to emerge onto an explosion of love.

Addiction isn't an excuse, but it's an explanation.

Guilt is what you should feel when you did something that wasn't right. Shame is the thing you carry that says you'll never be worthy of love again. I can't live in shame anymore.

The oldest trick in politics: if you want to do harm to your opponent, you attack their greatest strength — not their weaknesses. Everybody already knows those.