Hunter Biden trial: Beau’s widow Hallie details drug addiction as she attends court with new husband

President Joe Biden said he would not pardon his son, Hunter, if he’s found guilty of criminal gun charges, he told David Muir on ABC News.

When asked if he would accept the outcome of Hunter’s trial, President Biden said, “Yes”.

Muir asked President Biden if he would rule out a pardon, to which the president responded, “Yes”.

The president criticized Donald Trump for refusing to accept the outcome of his own trial thus undermining the justice system.

“He’s trying to undermine it,” President Biden told Muir. “He got a fair trial. The jury spoke.”

Hallie Biden is off the stand and now the prosecution has called Joshua Marley, a Delaware State Police officer, to the stand.

Marley is the officer who responded to calls of a missing firearm at the grocery store where Hallie Biden discarded it.

Hallie Biden testified on Thursday that she could not recall the exact events on the day when she discovered a firearm in Hunter Biden’s truck.

After discarding the gun in a grocery store garbage bin, Hallie said Hunter frantically texted her.

However, Hallie had trouble remembering exactly what happened on that day – which at this point is more than five years ago.

Lowell showed phone logs indicating Hallie and Hunter called each other to help reconstruct the day’s events.

During cross-examination, Hallie Biden told jurors she saw a “dusting” of drugs in the truck where she found Hunter Biden’s firearm.

In October 2018, Hallie discovered the firearm that Hunter bought while cleaning out his truck. She told jurors she could recall what exactly she saw – whether that was drugs or drug paraphernalia.

Defense attorney Abbe Lowell underlined the fact that Hallie could not recall exactly.

Hallie Biden has returned to the stand as court proceedings resume.

Defense is continuing cross-examining her

As Hallie Biden testified to the on-again-off-again relationship she had with her brother-in-law, Hunter Biden looked down at his hands more often than previously.

On the stand, Hallie detailed how she witnessed Hunter use crack cocaine from 2015 until 2018. She told jurors Hunter introduced her to drugs during the summer of 2018 and she was “ashamed” of that period of her life.

Hunter looked down more often than he had in previous testimonies, occasionally chatting to his lawyer, Abbe Lowell.

Gustaf Kilander is reporting from inside the courthouse in Wilmington, Delaware

Hallie Biden walked into the federal building in Wilmington, Delaware hand-in-hand with her new husband, John Hopkins Anning.

Anning, a financial broker according to Page Six, confirmed to NBC News that the two got married last week.

“It’s not a great way to start the honeymoon,” Anning said jokingly.

He said that testifying was “very hard” on Hallie and he was proud of her.

Proceedings are adjourned for the next hour while court takes lunch

Under cross-examination, Hallie Biden said she and Hunter had a “complicated” relationship that was on-again off-again.

She described their relationship as full of ups and downs.

Hallie Biden testified that she did not see Hunter use drugs in October 2018 – when he bought the gun.

During cross-examination, Hallie said she and Hunter planned to go to a treatment facility together in Pennslyvania which is why he returned to Wilmington from Los Angeles.

But Hallie did not see Hunter use drugs during the time nor did she find any remnants of drugs.

She admitted that it was “difficult” to remember details during that hard time in her life.