Hunter Biden calls Donald Trump the greatest global threat since WWII

Hunter Biden has characterized U.S. President Donald Trump as the greatest global threat to the world since World War II. In an interview with LBC, the son of former President Joe Biden suggested that Trump would likely attempt to remain in the White House beyond the expiration of his mandate.

Biden noted that the United States cannot simply return to a previous normal state and criticized the assumption that the country would naturally reunify following the first Trump administration. He also raised concerns regarding the financial activities of Donald Trump Jr., stating that his companies received over $3.4 billion from the U.S. Department of Defense during the first 600 days of the administration, along with a $670 million state credit guarantee.

When asked about potential political ambitions, Hunter Biden stated he has no intention of running for president or holding public office, expressing a desire to focus on supporting individuals affected by addiction.