Hunter Biden’s life changed forever after the White House made this announcement
The Bidens think they are untouchable. They are sorely mistaken.
Now Hunter Biden’s life changed forever after the White House made this announcement.
Hunter Biden’s Profanity-Laden Rant Sparks White House Response
On July 21, Hunter Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, unleashed a profanity-filled tirade against President Donald Trump’s immigration policies during a YouTube interview with Andrew Callaghan.
In a 30-second outburst, the 55-year-old used six expletives to criticize Trump’s deportation efforts, calling them a “f–king crime” and arguing that deporting migrants would leave no one to clean hotel rooms, wash dishes, or tend gardens.
White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson sharply rebuked Hunter’s comments, referencing his past legal troubles, including a 2024 pardon by his father for federal gun and tax crimes.
In an X post, Jackson stated, “A CBP agent was just shot in the face by two criminal illegal aliens that Joe Biden let into the country but Hunter is more concerned about who is going to clean up his hotel room after his benders.”
White House Highlights Border Security Concerns
Jackson’s statement tied Hunter Biden’s remarks to criticisms of the Biden administration’s border policies, pointing to a recent incident where an off-duty Border Patrol agent was shot in New York City by two undocumented immigrants.
She told Fox News, “This sort of callous, self-interested maliciousness from the entire Biden Crime Family is exactly why Joe Biden left office with record-low approval ratings.”
Hunter’s comments, including his defense of migrants as essential workers, contrasted sharply with the White House’s focus on addressing illegal immigration and related crime.
His pardoned offenses—a 2018 gun charge involving false statements and possession as a drug user, and tax evasion from 2016 to 2019 for failing to report $1.8 million in income—were implicitly referenced by Jackson’s mention of his “benders.”
Hunter Biden’s Critique and Political Context
In the three-hour interview, Hunter Biden also targeted White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, a key architect of Trump’s immigration agenda, with further expletives, stating, “There is something f–ked up about that motherf–ker.”
His remarks extended to dismissing Democratic concerns about public sentiment on illegal immigration, saying, “F–k you.”
The interview comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Hunter’s actions, amplified by his 2024 pardon, which shielded him from sentencing for crimes that included falsifying records to purchase a firearm and evading taxes on significant income during his struggles with addiction.
