Hunter Biden took a look at Donald Trump Jr. during a televised appearance Thursday night. taken – the latest shot in an ongoing word fight between the first two boys.
The younger Biden made the remarks during his appearance on ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” after the host asked him if it made him “crazy” to have someone like Donald Trump Jr. to hear. claims that there is a double standard between the investigation the two receive.
Biden said, “It’s very funny, it puts it mildly,” that Don Jr. would argue that he would be criminally liable if he did the same as Hunter Biden does.
The 51-year-old, who was in the program promoting his new memoir ‘Beautiful Things’, released this week, said he had ‘learned’ to ‘not spend too much time on it’, probably referring to the Trump family and other political enemies.
“I do, I think about it all the time,” Kimmel replied non-jokingly.
While promoting his name this week, the first boy made headlines because he said he probably smoked “parmesan cheese” while searching his carpet for crack cocaine.
Trump Jr., a regular critic of his fellow first son, spelled Biden over the revelation in a series of Instagram posts, the latest of which was posted Thursday.
Asked by Kimmel if he had ever met the younger Trump, Biden said he did not believe.
“Not that I know of, but I’ve been to some tough places before.”
In the last months of the fierce presidential race in 2020, The Post published a series of emails from Hunter Biden’s laptop that raised questions about his father’s then-candidate with his son’s foreign businesses, including Burisma, a Ukrainian natural gas company linked to corruption. .
In December, the younger Biden announced via the Biden transition team that he was being investigated federally, which was allegedly focused on tax fraud.
Last September, Senate Republicans revealed through the findings of their investigation into the younger Biden’s overseas business activities that the Obama administration at the time ignored “screaming warning signs” about his appointment to the council.
His job at the allegedly corrupt energy company – which paid him ‘as much as $ 50,000 a month’ – created an immediate potential conflict of interest because his father was the ‘point man’ in US policy towards Ukraine, the report said.
In addition to its Ukrainian connections, other emails on the computer showed that Hunter was discussing potential business deals with China’s largest private energy company, including a 10 percent stake for ‘the big guy’, which was later confirmed by Hunter’s former business partner Tony Bobulinski. is Joe Biden.
The younger Biden has denied any wrongdoing and says he is not working on a plea deal in the Justice Department investigation.
Trump Jr., in turn, argued that the investigation Hunter is facing would be much bigger if the Trump and Biden names were swapped and the circumstances were the same.