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Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World. Well, Hunter Biden certainly isn't doing anything to save his father's legacy. You've seen, I'm guessing, clips of two long form interviews he's done with Jamie Harrison, who's the former DNC chair, who has a podcast and and another podcaster who apparently interviewed him. And part of it was shown on a local D.C. station. Andrew Callahan, who was a guy who by all accounts got in an RV and drove across country and interviewed people. So Hunter sat down with both of them and he is an absolute mess. You look at the guy and you wonder, what are you thinking? I know why people are putting microphones in front of his face, because it is must see tv. You cannot look away from these interviews because you're watching a very, very troubled person who used his father's name for his own personal benefit for years and years and years implode because one, his dad is no longer in power, so he no longer has access to the great things that being the son of the President of the United States afforded him. And the cachet is a little bit less when you are a one termer. And so obviously the money supply has also dried up. And because of the investigations and the convictions, he is a pardoned felon. It was harder for him to make money during his dad's presidency. It was really at the end of his vice presidential run and in the interim that, you know, the four years in between Joe Biden's stint in the White House that Hunter really, really enriched himself. And, you know, that stream has dried up. And that has to lead to what we're seeing, which is this obvious just desperation. You know, here is this guy, and I said this on Outnumbered yesterday, that he looks like a wounded, caged or cornered rabid animal who is just reacting with this anger, the foment, and just saying the F word over and over again as though that either makes them tough or authoritative. It certainly makes him look unwell because when you can't choose your words and every other word you choose is a curse word, it just goes to show that you are out of ideas. And he's also out of opportunities and clearly out of his mind. And, you know, there were three takeaways that I had from watching what I have, which I'm guessing are the highlights or lowlights if you're Democrats, because they are kind of up in arms. There are a lot of people who have responded to the interview, everyone from Mark Penn, who was a longtime Clinton adviser and pollster he's actually a pretty moderate Democrat. He's on Fox News a lot and he's a sensible, logical person. And he just torched Hunter Biden and took him apart. You also had the Pod Saves America hosts responding in their own ways, which has been pretty funny because Hunter Biden said that they were a bunch of junior speech writers. That was how he characterized them on Barack Obama's Senate staff. And they said that they just rode Obama's coattails or they found a way of communicating effectively the ideas and ideals that they shared when they were in the White House with Obama and of course on his Senate staff. So that's how you do things if you are going to succeed in life, is when one chapter ends, you don't go scorched earth. You find a way of creating new avenues for yourself based on the visibility that you have, the skills that you possess that perhaps no one else does. And you realize that the only skill that Hunter Biden has is this desperation that has turned into a massive nuclear tantrum that makes him look like a very sick person who clearly needs some sort of treatment, psychological or otherwise. But it also, it does so much damage to his dad. So I don't know if he talked to his dad. He's like, dad, I'm gonna sit down and talk to some of these podcasters and set the straight because you are amazing. And I'm gonna let the world know that by saying the F word 750 times. And his dad's like, what? Yogurt? I think it's delicious. So who knows if Joe Biden is cogent at this point. And maybe the other thing that occurred to me with all of the follow up from this, maybe Joe Biden is doing a lot worse than everyone knows. And maybe Hunter Biden is dealing with, with this pre death grief that people struggle with before their parents pass when they have been diagnosed as something as serious as the metastatic prostate cancer that Joe Biden is fighting right now. So, you know, maybe his dad is not doing well and this is his last gasp to try and set the record straight. But three things that it did for me. One, it shows the rift between the Bidens and the Obamas because Hunter Biden took aim at Obama, he took aim at Obama's staffers, he took aim at George Clooney and he tried to use Quentin Tarantino's insult of Clooney. And George Clooney is like, yeah, I don't care. And you know, like I said a couple weeks ago, it would have been better for Joe Biden and his legacy and his historical reckoning to lose man to man to Trump and instead of being forced out of the race and having the reins handed over to someone as incompetent as Kamala Harris. And part of that was George Clooney's doing because he raised all this money for Obama. No. Or for Biden, knowing that if Biden had to step aside, the only person who could keep that money was Kamala Harris because she was on the ticket already. And you know you're raising money for the Biden Harris ticket if she's not the nominee, you have to give that money back to the donors and hope that they give it back in kind to whoever was running, which is what Obama wanted. But the Bidens, if Hunter is being used as a mouthpiece, clearly hate the Obamas. That was number one. Don't go anywhere more Kennedy Saves the World right after this Subtle results Still.
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Hunter Biden
Talking about, you know, his dad had the most successful administration in history and you know, all, all metrics show that his dad was incredibly effective and did a better job for the country than any other presidential steward we've ever had. But you know, were they not looking at the polling? Were they just trying to talk themselves into historical presidential podium? You know, it's like, well, we're clearly in third place behind, you know, FDR and Reagan. You know, I don't know what they're thinking or Washington and Lincoln and then it's Joe Biden when, you know, the country was saying, no, the country sucks and we need a different president in a different direction, and we don't trust you because you're a vegetable. So Hunter Biden was like, you know, the debate was no big deal. That was only like one moment, that's only a blip. And his case was his dad had just flown around the world a bunch and he said, He's 81, he's really tired. And then. So if you're 81 and really tired, sleep comes pretty naturally. But then he said that they gave Joe Biden Ambien before the debate. And who knows if he had ever, never taken it before. It was never on his list of prescriptions that his dumb, dumb Dr. Kevin O' Connor released every year. There were only six things on there. Ambien was not one of them. So if they'd never given him Ambien before, was this really the best time to experiment with Joe Biden's pharmaceuticals when he was already kind of teetering, wandering off a cliff? So he, he said that, you know, his dad was too tired, too old, and so messed up on Ambien that this was Joe Biden during the debate. He just sat there with his mouth open and it was that. Still, you know, you go back and it is so hard to watch. So I'm wondering what was harder to watch, this Hunter Biden interview or the Joe Biden debate ad? The debate is much harder to watch. This is at least entertaining because this guy is digging himself such a hole. And please don't ever forget that, you know, not only was he on the border burisma because daddy put him there, he also cheated on his wife with his brother's widow after his brother died. And then, you know, and this is according to Jake Tapper, who literally wrote the book on it, got his sister in law, widow, girlfriend, addicted to crack. So they do have a problem with pharmaceuticals in the Biden family. But it's like he didn't do his dad any favor. He did just a disastrous job of defending his father. It didn't look like defense, certainly didn't look like a well thought out one or a properly executed defense. What it looked like was a sad, codependent implosion. And, you know, those two are clearly codependent on each other to their own detriment. Because the reporting from Jake Tapper once again was that Hunter Biden was the Biden family chief of staff. And I think the implication there is not only, you know, was he making, you know, this Guy, this F bomb was making all the decisions for the family, but that also bled into political decisions because according to the reporting, and again, you know, we've got four books on the subject now that are pretty thoroughly researched and recently published that Hunter Biden was helping his dad make political decisions, and he was his most trusted political advisor. So if you do want to watch the interview, the most entertaining part, and this is the third big takeaway, was that Hunter Biden still loves crack. I'm not saying he's still smoking crack. Maybe it's like an unrequited love with him because the way he speaks so effusively about the necessary ingredients and the way you make crack and how clean crack is and how it burns out all the impurities, and all you need is a little bit of baking soda and a little bit of water. And he's going through this whole thing, and he's telling Andrew Callahan, and he doesn't want to talk about too much because he gets so euphoric talking about it. He gets so excited talking about crack. But that was the only time during the interview where he kind of calmed down. He reminded me a little bit of Carl, the greenskeeper from Caddyshack. And he's like, you know, California centimeter and Kentucky bluegrass. He loves crack. And, you know, that that is a love that may be the greatest love of his life that will never leave him. So if you want something entertaining, just try and find the clip of Hunter Biden talking about how to make and how to use crack and how it is so wonderful. You know, I worry for the guy that after the interview, you know, his brain was so. His brain was pretty scrambled before he sat down for the interview with Andrew Callahan. But then afterward, you know, he did look a little jittery. So God bless him. I wish him well in his recovery. I wish him to go completely away. No one needs to see him. No one needs to talk to him. No one needs to put a microphone in front of his face. His family doesn't need it. The Democratic Party doesn't need it. There are so many loyalists to the Democrat establishment who have come out and just said, you know, basically, this guy is a total loser. You don't have to listen to anything that he says. Unfortunately, what he says is so damaging and so deeply entertaining. Even though you don't want to see blood on the highway, it is the kind of car wreck that no one can turn away from. This has been Kennedy saves the world. I'm Kennedy. Listen, ad free with the Fox News. Podcast plus subscribers subscription on Apple Podcasts and Amazon Prime. Members can listen to this show ad free on the Amazon Music app. Oh, go ahead and leave me a review while you're there. I'd love to hear what you have to say. You've been listening to Kennedy Saves the World on the Fox News Podcast Network.
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Podcast Summary: "Kennedy Saves the World"
Episode: Hunter (Biden), The Party Is Over
Release Date: July 22, 2025
Host: FOX News Podcasts' Kennedy
In the July 22, 2025 episode titled "Hunter (Biden), The Party Is Over," Kennedy delves into the tumultuous public appearances and the controversial persona of Hunter Biden. The episode offers a critical examination of Hunter's recent interviews, his impact on his father's political legacy, and the broader implications for the Democratic Party.
Kennedy opens the episode by addressing Hunter Biden's recent media engagements, highlighting his interviews with Jamie Harrison and Andrew Callahan. He paints a bleak picture of Hunter's state, describing him as "an absolute mess" and a "troubled person" who has increasingly become a spectacle in the media landscape.
Kennedy [00:09]: "Hunter sat down with both of them and he is an absolute mess. You look at the guy and you wonder, what are you thinking?"
Kennedy criticizes the decision to place microphones before Hunter, suggesting it's "must-see TV" that the audience cannot look away from, despite—or perhaps because of—Hunter's apparent desperation and instability.
Kennedy [00:09]: "You cannot look away from these interviews because you're watching a very, very troubled person who used his father's name for his own personal benefit for years and years and years implode."
A significant portion of the discussion centers on how Hunter's actions and public persona adversely affect President Joe Biden's reputation. Kennedy argues that Hunter's downfall and public outbursts are not only personal tragedies but also political liabilities for Joe Biden.
Kennedy [00:09]: "He used his father's name for his own personal benefit for years and years and years implode because one, his dad is no longer in power..."
Kennedy further contends that Hunter's financial and legal troubles, including his status as a pardoned felon, have diminished his ability to leverage his family name post-presidency. This "desperation" is evident in his recent media behavior, which Kennedy likens to a "wounded, caged or cornered rabid animal."
Kennedy [00:09]: "It just goes to show that you are out of ideas. And he's also out of opportunities and clearly out of his mind."
The episode explores the broader political fallout stemming from Hunter's actions, including the strained relationship between the Biden and Obama families. Kennedy suggests that Hunter's attacks on former Obama staffers and figures like George Clooney signal a deep rift within Democratic circles.
Kennedy [00:09]: "It shows the rift between the Bidens and the Obamas because Hunter Biden took aim at Obama..."
Kennedy also touches upon the potential weakening of Joe Biden's political standing, speculating on internal family dynamics and their possible impact on Biden's presidential campaign and legacy.
Kennedy [00:09]: "Maybe Joe Biden is doing a lot worse than everyone knows. And maybe Hunter Biden is dealing with, with this pre death grief..."
Kennedy dissects Hunter's interviews, particularly focusing on his emotional instability and erratic behavior. He highlights Hunter's aggressive language and his apparent lack of a coherent defense strategy, portraying him as someone whose desperation has overtaken any meaningful narrative.
Kennedy [00:09]: "He just sat there with his mouth open and it was that. Still, you know, you go back and it is so hard to watch."
Kennedy also points out Hunter's fixation on illicit substances, speculating about his ongoing struggles with addiction and how this affects his public image and personal recovery.
Kennedy [00:09]: "Hunter Biden still loves crack... that is a love that may be the greatest love of his life that will never leave him."
The episode concludes with Kennedy reflecting on the broader implications of Hunter's actions for the Democratic Party. He expresses concern that Hunter's behavior and the subsequent media attention are damaging the party's image, alienating loyalists, and potentially weakening its political base.
Kennedy [00:09]: "There are so many loyalists to the Democrat establishment who have come out and just said, you know, basically, this guy is a total loser."
Kennedy warns that Hunter's continued presence in the spotlight, fueled by his controversial actions, poses a significant challenge for the Democratic Party's cohesion and electoral prospects.
Kennedy: "Hunter is a very sick person who clearly needs some sort of treatment, psychological or otherwise." [00:09]
Kennedy: "His family doesn't need it. The Democratic Party doesn't need it." [00:09]
Hunter Biden: "His dad had the most successful administration in history and you know, all, all metrics show that his dad was incredibly effective..." [07:57]
Hunter Biden: "He just sat there with his mouth open and it was that. Still, you know, you go back and it is so hard to watch." [07:57]
Kennedy's episode "Hunter (Biden), The Party Is Over" provides a scathing critique of Hunter Biden's recent public behavior and its ramifications for his father's political legacy and the Democratic Party at large. Through a combination of pointed analysis and critical commentary, the episode underscores the intricate interplay between personal struggles and political fallout, painting a concerning picture of the current state of the Biden family and their influence within American politics.
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