Hunter Biden Voices Controversial Opinions in Extended Interview

Hunter Biden, the former president’s son, has voiced his thoughts in several lawsuits concerning diverse topics—ranging from immigration issues to how media portrays his father.

In a recent three-hour interview with Andrew Callahan and Channel 5, a YouTube platform known for its left-leaning coverage of Trump rallies, Hunter discussed a variety of subjects. His comments included critiques on President Biden’s cognitive abilities and strong opposition to the deportation of illegal immigrants.

He mentioned, “How does the numbers affect Jake Tupper something? He has the smallest audience on cable news.” This clip gained millions of views quickly, even reaching those opposed to Democrats, as some 55-year-olds noted that Americans are often offended by the issue of illegal immigration.

“All these Democrats say, ‘You have to realize that people are really upset about illegal immigration,'” Biden shared with the host just before he intensified his commentary.

“F**k Biden,” he expressed passionately.

After outlining jobs commonly held by undocumented workers, Biden characterized illegal immigrants in a positive light. He seemed to question the narrative around them, asserting that they are not criminals. However, he later touched upon his father’s mental decline during the 2024 campaign, adding to the emotional weight of the discussion.

Biden criticized various celebrities and commentators, including actor George Clooney, who wrote an op-ed in The New York Times, suggesting that Joe Biden should withdraw from the race. He expressed his ire, using profanity to describe Clooney and others like political analysts James Carville and David Axelrod.

He then targeted CNN host Jake Tapper, suggesting that Tapper’s recent book didn’t achieve the acclaim expected, lamenting, “I mean, it got money that would really harm everyone he serves.” He also ridiculed the size of Tapper’s audience, declaring, “With numbers, what is Jake Tupper having on anything? He has the lowest audience on cable news.”

When discussing his father’s performance against Trump in debates, Biden seemed to imply that it marked a troubling phase in his father’s campaign.

He attributed some of his father’s public faltering to the rigors of international travel, saying, “He’s 81 years old. He’s as tired as s**t. They make him sleep on Ambien. He gets up to the stage and looks like he’s a deer in the headlights.”

Among other topics, Biden discussed the toll of substance abuse—stating that while he believed alcoholism was more damaging than crack addiction, he touched on a need for moderation in all things. This candidness paints a more nuanced view of his outlook on life and the challenges surrounding addiction.