WASHINGTON – President Trump said he will “examine” details of Hunter Biden's Secret Service security on Monday after his former eldest son, surrounded by more than a dozen agents, was found on a “ultra-subtle” escape in South Africa when he was deposited in court.
“If we have Hunter Biden and 18 people, that's what we'll see this afternoon,” Trump told reporters on a visit to the Kennedy Center on Monday.
For a taxpayer-funded trip to Cape Town, former President Joe Biden's son was staying in a $500 night villa. Its website described it as “a magnificent 180-degree designer home with no obstruction from the ocean.”
Trump, 78, expressed his dissatisfaction with the hunters in South Africa after the government halted foreign aid to the state as the government took land from farmers as a partheid reparations.
“South Africa is on the watch list. Yes, what they're doing to people is cruel and I stopped making money in South Africa. You know it's billions of dollars,” Trump said.
“That's why he's in South Africa. It's really funny. It's okay, I'll take a look.”
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