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By Erin Keller
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Wearing a neon safety vest and holding an anti-Biden sign, Robert Ware took a half-day off from work on Thursday to protest outside Hunter Biden's federal gun trial.
The Delaware man shouted messages for any who would listen, especially the media.
"Hunter, Rosemont Seneca, where's the money? Hunter, did it go up your nose?"
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"Hunter, are you a serial crack addict and liar?"
"Hunter, the media will cover for you. The media will cover for Hunter Biden."
Ware's sign he was holding read, "Hunter lied on gun app cocaine in white house. Media talks about ice cream."
But the protester took some time to talk exclusively with Newsweek about why he was there outside J. Caleb Boggs Federal Building in Wilmington.
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"I am here to shed some sunshine on this dishonest media and the Biden criminal family. I'm surprised journalists are here covering the story, but they will cover the story in a very biased manner for the Biden family," Ware told Newsweek.
"I just wanted to make my voice heard ... to let the media know that they're dishonest. And my feelings about how I feel about the Biden family.
"It's a shame that more true patriots and people that love this country don't take the time now to really twist their opinions on what's going on in the country," Ware said.
Asked if he plans to come back Friday, Ware said: "God willing."
The 54-year-old son of President Joe Biden appeared for the fourth day of his trial in Delaware for felony charges related to a 2018 gun purchase. Prosecutors argue that he lied on federal documents about his drug use, which would have barred him from legally obtaining a firearm. If convicted, he could face up to 25 years in prison. The trial, expected to last one to two weeks, delves deeply into whether Biden's drug use influenced his ability to lawfully purchase the firearm.
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Inside the courtroom, Hallie Biden took the stand Thursday morning and revealed sordid details about her relationship with her late husband's brother, Hunter Biden, with whom she had a relationship.
Hallie Biden talked about how Hunter Biden introduced her to smoking crack.
"It was a terrible experience that I went through and I'm embarrassed of that period of my life," she said during testimony as jurors feverously took notes.
The school counselor was married to Beau Biden from 2002 until he died of brain cancer in 2015. A year later, Hallie Biden and Hunter Biden started a romantic relationship, and were still together at the time of the gun purchase.
She also testified about her fears that Hunter's substance abuse issues would lead to either an overdose or suicide.
Hallie Biden only referred to Hunter Biden as her "brother-in-law" when she took the stand despite having a romantic relationship with Hunter from 2016 to 2019.
She is testifying under an immunity agreement to avoid charges stemming from using drugs with Hunter and her finding and discarding the gun in question at a Delaware grocery store in October 2018.
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