Famous crackhead Hunter Biden recently participated in a lengthy, three-hour online interview with Andrew Callaghan of Channel 5, which aired around July 22, 2025. This interview, characterized by its expletive-filled nature, offered a rare and unfiltered look into Hunter Biden’s perspectives on the 2024 election, his father’s political career, and the internal dynamics of the Democratic Party.

The reception to the interview has been varied. Chuck Todd, being a Democrat hack, questioned the value of Hunter Biden’s media appearances, suggesting they do not benefit Joe Biden or the Democrats. MAGA loved hearing Hunter shit all over Democrats. The interview’s raw, expletive-laden nature and direct attacks on prominent Democratic figures have certainly generated significant buzz with the right.

When you view the release of Hunter Biden’s interview, in which his vocabulary is limited to the speech of a street corner crackhead, understand what you are looking at. You are viewing a man speaking fearlessly with a pardon in his pocket. That is where Hunter Biden gets his big boy pants. Look at me, I can say anything, and you can’t touch me; kind of posture.

I have one question for Hunter, and it’s the only one I have. “Do you think you can go the next three years without committing a crime?” That is the question for Hunter Biden, because if the answer is no, then he is toast. Daddy’s hand-signed pardon does not cover future crimes. Perhaps he is just a painter, and I have Hunter all wrong; he’s an artist, you know. I wonder why people stopped buying his art, or at least that is what I’ve heard. In all seriousness, Hunter seems to me like the same old crackhead stalking the block. Crackheads are some of the most selfish and self-centered kind of people you’ll ever meet.

C. Rich

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