Hunter Biden photographed at to attorney’s ritzy Malibu home
Hunter Biden was photographed on Saturday picking up some lunch and stopping at his lawyer’s ritzy house in Malibu, Calif., for a lengthy meeting.
The president’s troubled son had the Secret Service agents stop to grab some to-go Thai Food that he then brought over to the multi-million dollar home of his so-called “sugar brother” lawyer Kevin Morris, exclusive photos obtained by The Post show. Hunter, wearing a camo hat with a California state flag patch and a denim shirt, kept his head down trying to hide from press photographers with the help of Secret Service agents as he came and went.Morris, a 60-year-old successful Hollywood-based lawyer and major Democratic Party supporter, is reportedly the First Son’s fixer who allegedly
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