In 2018, Hunter Biden moved to Los Angeles following a divorce from his ex-wife, Kathleen Buhle. Soon, he married Melissa Cohen, and they lived in a $12,000-per-month house in the Hollywood Hills.

The world didn’t know as it does now about Hunter’s drug and young girl sexual addictions, as Big Media covered for him with glowing articles that downplayed or didn’t mention his vices.

By 2019, he began name dropping his daddy’s connections to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law, practically begging them to allow him to teach a course on drug policy.

In retrospect, we now know Joe Biden’s son, while serving on the board of Ukrainian energy firm Burisma Holdings, needed to back down from that position because his dad would be running for president from the basement the following year.

By July, 2019, Hunter emailed the law school’s dean, Jennifer Mnookin, about teaching there, indicating he “would like to focus on domestic and international drug policy,” with an attached syllabus of a course he taught for Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.

“I will have some combination of key decision makers, leading thinkers, policy implementers and grass roots advocates as guests for each topic,” he wrote.

“For instance I’d like to have former Attorneys [sic] General Dustin McDaniel of Arkansas and Patrick Lynch of Rhode Island to discuss their roles in the state class action suits brought against Purdue Pharma and possibly a prosecutor involved in the criminal cases against the Sackler family,” he wrote.

“For plan Colombia the El Chapo extradition [sic] I’m certain I could get former President Pastrana of Colombia to discuss how he implemented ‘Plan Colombia’ with the US government along with Christopher Putala and Manus Cooney who were both chiefs of staff (Democrat and Republican) to the judiciary committee at the time,” Hunter continued.

“I would also invite former FBI Director Louis Freeh and possibly the US Attorney responsible for that extradition and indictment,” he noted. “For the class on decriminalization I would invite [California] Governor [Gavin] Newsom (may be a long shot but I know he would consider it if his schedule allows),” he added. “The list goes on.”

Additional emails between Hunter and the UCLA officials, obtained through the California Public Records Act, show law school dean Mnookin had met with Hunter and his wife previously.

“It was great to meet you and Melissa last month, and I very much appreciate your following up and sending along the attached syllabus,” she replied in an Aug. 9, 2019, email. “I think this offers some very exciting possibilities, and I look forward to seeing what we may be able to do.”

Mnookin fowarded Hunter’s email to another law school official, Steven Bank, who also replied to the then Obama Vice President’s offspring.

“As Vice Dean for Curricular and Academic Affairs, I typically help craft the schedule and identify and develop proposed new courses, although the Curriculum Committee and the Faculty have the final say on approving any proposed additions,” Bank wrote.

“In determining whether this would be a good fit for the Law School, it might helpful for us to talk further,” he added, and asked when “it might be a good time for us to have a phone call to discuss further.”

Hunter replied, “Please let me know when you are available to speak.”

“Thanks for getting back to me so quickly, although I hope I didn’t give you the impression in my e-mail that this was a rush,” Bank responded. “If we decided to move forward, this wouldn’t even be considered by the Curriculum Committee and the Faculty until Spring 2020 for a Spring 2021 slot most likely.”

UCLA law school’s executive director of communications, Bill Kisliuk later indicated, “Mr. Biden subsequently did not submit further materials for the proposed course, which is a required step when the school is considering adding a course. There are no plans for Mr. Biden to teach at the law school.”

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