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Miranda Devine: Hunter Biden continues to spew ‘laptop from hell’ lies to indulge his new addiction — publicity

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Every time Hunter Biden opens his mouth to indulge his newfound addiction to publicity, he confirms The Post’s reporting on his “laptop from hell.” 

For instance, he used to pretend that the corrupt Ukrainian energy company Burisma was paying him $1 million to sit on its board while his father was VP because of his expertise as a seasoned board member and learned lawyer. 

Now he admits all he had to do was show up to a few meetings high on crack to collect the money. 

“The requirement of the board would be that I would show up for four meetings a year,” he told the addiction podcast “Dopey.” 

“Even when I was a crack addict and out of my mind, I could show up for four meetings a year.” 

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That worked out to around $250,000 per board meeting, all expenses paid, in glamorous locales like Monaco or Paris or ­Dubai. 

Cashing in on notoriety 

He told “Dopey” there was no corruption, and yet, even though he didn’t have a real job and spent two years on a crack bender staying at expensive hotels like the Chateau Marmont, money would always materialize. 

“A check would come in from somewhere, you know, and, and by the way, this is all........

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