REBROADCAST - Is Hunter Biden reinventing himself?

Hunter Biden has gone from avoiding the spotlight to embracing it - appearing in interviews, podcasts, and across social media while offering an increasingly candid account of his life. Joe is joined by New York Times bestselling author and psychiatrist Keith Ablow about whether Americans are witnessing a genuine personal transformation - or the beginning of a carefully managed effort to reshape one of the country's most controversial public figures? Set in the same New England town where Keith once treated Hunter Biden, his forthcoming novel, A Matter of Life and Death: The Importance of Being Kane (July 30), explores identity, reinvention, and the tension between the lives people live publicly and privately. Keith deals with: Is Hunter Biden genuinely changing - or is America watching an image rehabilitation campaign? Why some public figures are given second chances while others are never allowed to move beyond their past. What makes voters skeptical when controversial figures suddenly become more visible and more candid. Whether authenticity can be manufactured - or whether audiences instinctively recognize the difference. What Hunter Biden's return to the spotlight reveals about psychology, public perception, and today's media landscape. AND as always, we'll be covering current events, including those weird news items that you may not have heard or read in the mainstream media accounts. Be sure to tune in!