Hunter Biden Criticizes Father's Pardon and Reveals Joe Biden's Health
Hunter Biden told the BBC that his father's presidential pardon was not good for the American people and revealed Joe Biden's cancer has metastasized.
Hunter Biden told the BBC that the presidential pardon granted to him by his father, former President Joe Biden, was not good for the American people, the Constitution, or his father's legacy. While expressing gratitude and acknowledging he is the most privileged person there is, he argued the decision was driven by Joe Biden's concern that he would be targeted by the administration of Donald Trump.
The December 2024 pardon covered federal gun and tax convictions, as well as any federal offenses committed between 2014 and 2024. During the interview, Hunter Biden also revealed that Joe Biden's cancer has metastasized into his bones, describing the condition as very painful and very debilitating.
Reflecting on his history of substance abuse, which he described as hell on earth, Hunter Biden dismissed rumors of seeking elected office. He stated he has no interest in elected politics and intends to focus his efforts on addiction and recovery advocacy.