First Lady Makes Surprise Appearance at Court for Jury Selection in Hunter Biden Firearms Trial

It is the first trial in American history in which the child of a sitting president has been prosecuted.

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First lady Jill Biden arrives ahead of Hunter Biden's trial at federal court Monday at Wilmington, Delaware. AP/Matt Rourke

As Hunter Biden’s gun trial kicks off in Delaware, his sister, Ashley Biden, and mother, First Lady Jill Biden, are sitting in the first row behind him, and his father is offering support from afar, stating that “We are so proud of the man he is today 
 Jill and I are going to continue to be there for Hunter.”

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