Former President Joe Biden’s troubled younger son, Hunter Biden, is going on the warpath against the Democratic Party with both barrels blazing in an attempt to rehabilitate his image and to strike back at the individuals who pushed his father out of the party’s nomination during the 2024 election. Fox News host Jesse Watters discussed a recent interview by the younger Biden during an episode of his program.
“The primary season is picking up and Democrats just found their dream ticket,” Watters said during a segment of his primetime show on Fox. Watters then cuts to a clip of California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom saying, “I’m joined today by presidential candidate Hunter Biden.” It’s important to note that Hunter Biden has not confirmed any intentions of running for public office in 2028.
The video then cuts to Biden saying, “They gave me a stage. I got a lot to say.” Watters then said, “Hunter fantasizes about a lot of things, trust me, but one thing he wants badly is to stick it to the Democrats who couped his daddy. He could pull off the greatest comeback since the Knicks, settles scores in D.C., burn it all down, and with Newsom by his side, wow.”
He then cued up a clip of the interview featuring Hunter going on the attack against the establishment wing of the Democratic Party. “There is this very powerful group of people, and they all go to the same dinner parties and they are all part of the same financial ecosystem, that continues to fill their pockets in the Democratic Party, which I think is the one thing that makes it very, very, very difficult for the Democratic Party to ever actually achieve the real systemic change that we need in order to rehabilitate that brand,” he told podcaster Molly Jong-Fast.
Watters then said that Biden has “spent years off the political grid, like he was in the witness protection program,” but now that he has a “pardon in his pocket, Pops is out of office,” the deeply troubled younger son of Joe Biden is “moving his mouth like a machine gun” and is “owning the family’s biggest skeleton: Sleepy’s brain.”
“It was not like a surprise that people, as they get old, particularly at that age, they literally lose a step. Like, my dad lost a step,” he said. “That does not mean, per se, that there is a cognitive decline, but instead of embracing it, I think that they tried to kind of obfuscate it,” Biden said, speaking of his father’s obvious mental acuity problems, which became undeniable after his horrific June 2024 debate performance against then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Watters went on to say, “Confession: I’m captivated. Hunter is interesting. He’s got something to say. It’s fresh because he doesn’t give up. Unlike most of these tentative Democrats that pussyfoot around the truth? He’s got Trump energy, and remember, Trump ravaged both parties, Republicans and Democrats. Hunter is embracing that same kind of blind violence. It’s just what America needs.”
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A final clip of the Hunter Biden interview features him essentially giving his resume that he believes qualifies him to be involved in the conversation and potentially some sort of bid for public office. “I went to Yale Law School. I was vice president of Major Bank. I worked into the Clinton administration. I started my own business. I started my own law firm. I worked for Boysfield or Flexner,” he told Jong-Fast.
In summary, Hunter Biden is entertainingly on the warpath against the Democratic Party that betrayed his father and is trying to rehabilitate his image and seemingly make a case for having a say in the public square, despite his many past misdeeds. It’s shameless, but watching him out his former friends and father’s former allies is very entertaining.
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