No one saw this coming. The Bidens and Obamas are supposed to be a tight-knit group.
But Hunter Biden unleashed on Obama with these eyebrow raising comments.
Imagine the fury boiling inside Hunter Biden as he watched Barack Obama treat his father, President Joe Biden, like a lost child at a glitzy Hollywood fundraiser last year. The scene unfolded like a bad movie script, exposing the cracks in the Democratic elite’s facade.
According to a sneak peek from Jonathan Karl’s upcoming book, Retribution: Donald Trump and the Campaign that Changed America, shared by Axios, Hunter opened up about that humiliating moment. Obama grabbed Joe’s wrist and yanked him toward the exit after the president stood frozen for a solid 10 seconds.
“I almost jumped up on the stage and said, ‘Don’t ever f–king do that to the president of the United States again — ever,” Hunter confessed to Karl in an interview.
“I knew that that was going to be a meme,” Hunter said. “That really, really, really, really p*ssed me off.”
That awkward freeze at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles quickly spread like wildfire across social media, fueling doubts about Joe’s fitness for office. The president had already stumbled through several public appearances, looking disoriented and out of touch.
The event itself was a cash cow for the Biden campaign, pulling in over $30 million from Hollywood’s deep pockets. It happened just days before Joe’s catastrophic debate against Donald Trump, which sealed his fate and pushed him to drop out of the race weeks later.
Among the star-studded guests was George Clooney, the actor-turned-Democratic heavyweight, who later spilled his guts in a New York Times piece about Joe’s sorry state.
He “was not the Joe ‘big F-ing deal’ Biden of 2010,” Clooney wrote of the president at the fundraiser.
“He wasn’t even the Joe Biden of 2020,” Clooney continued. “He was the same man we all witnessed at the debate.”
Journalists Alex Thompson and Jake Tapper dug deeper in their book Original Sin, revealing how Clooney felt rattled by the encounter.
“The president hadn’t recognized him. A man he had known for years,” wrote Thompson and Tapper.
They described Clooney as “shaken to his core” by the president’s obvious deterioration.
Hunter didn’t take kindly to Clooney’s public takedown, which only amplified the pressure on President Biden to step aside in the 2024 election.
“F‑-k him. F–k him. F–k him and everybody around him,” Hunter blasted about Clooney in a July interview on Andrew Callaghan’s YouTube channel.
“Number one, I agree with [director] Quentin Tarantino, George Clooney is not a f—king actor … he is a brand,” he raged on. “He’s great friends with Barack Obama. F—k you. What do you have to do with f—king anything? Why do I have to f—king listen to you?”
This explosive family drama pulls back the curtain on the Biden clan’s inner turmoil, showing how even their closest allies turned on them when the going got tough.
It highlights the hypocrisy of the liberal elite, where big-name donors like Clooney cozy up to power until it starts crumbling, then jump ship to save their own skins.
Hunter’s raw anger toward Obama reveals the resentment simmering within the Democratic machine, especially as Trump has returned to the White House.
