Hunter Biden just confessed that the millions he collected from the corrupt Ukrainian energy giant Burisma didn't just sit in some consulting account. He used that foreign cash to keep his crack pipe lit.

And while he was living in a Washington, D.C. drug den with a homeless crack dealer nicknamed "Bicycles," his father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, rolled up in a taxpayer-funded motorcade of six SUVs, Secret Service agents at his side, and knocked on the door, Page Six reported.

Hunter dropped the details on the addiction podcast Dopey with host Dave Manheim. When asked how he never went broke during years of crack, prostitutes, luxury bungalows at the Chateau Marmont, and motel benders, Hunter didn't hesitate.

"I never went broke… Well, I still had the residual. Like for instance, I still was on the board of Burisma."

He stayed on that board for years after his father left the vice presidency. The requirement? Show up four times a year.

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

The Bidens have spent a decade insisting Hunter's $50,000-a-month (and in some periods $83,333-a-month) Burisma gig was legitimate work by a qualified expert.

The Gateway Pundit published the Ukrainian payment records back in 2019: 46 payments, 38 of them for $83,333, totaling more than $3.1 million in a single stretch.

Hunter had zero energy experience. His father was Obama's point man on Ukraine. The conflict was obvious to everyone except the corporate media.

Now Hunter himself is saying the checks kept coming while he was "out of his mind" on crack.

Hunter described the scene at his D.C. apartment, the same place where he had moved in his crack dealer, a longtime street addict he called Bicycles.

"My dad showed up. He literally showed up at the house twice, you know, and just knocked on the door."

He would hear the cars first.

"I'd look out my window because I'd hear all these cars and you'd see like six SUVs pull up and my dad get out and walk with one or two [Secret Service] guys because they have to be next to him. And I'd hear a knock on my door, and I'd open it, and… there I would be, in all of the obviousness of someone that was in distress."

Joe Biden, according to his son, asked: "Please, like, what are you going to do tomorrow? What's the plan?"