Hunter Biden Targets Donald Trump's Grandchildren in Vulgar Rant

Hunter Biden unleashed an extraordinary profanity-laced attack on President Donald Trump and his family this week, extending his fury beyond the President’s adult children and directly targeting Trump’s grandchildren.

For a man whose own family has spent years demanding sympathy over political scrutiny and personal controversy, the spectacle was difficult to miss.

During a Thursday appearance on Barstool Sports’ “Macrodosing” podcast, the former president’s son made clear that his hostility toward the Trump family is anything but political theater.

WARNING: The following video contains graphic language.

Asked about whether the bitterness behind Washington politics is as genuine as it appears, Hunter Biden answered emphatically when the conversation turned to President Trump.

“As it relates to Donald Trump? F*** him, f*** his sons, f*** his daughter … All of them. The whole family, down to the grandchildren. I hope for the rest of time that I am on this earth, that their names will live in ignomy.”

The final word appeared to be an attempt at “ignominy,” but the larger point was unmistakable: Hunter Biden was not merely condemning a political opponent. He was wishing lasting disgrace on an entire family, including children and grandchildren who had nothing to do with the political battles surrounding the Bidens.

That alone would be remarkable. Coming from a member of the Biden family, however, the outrage carries an additional layer of irony.

Hunter proceeded to complain bitterly about how President Trump and his family allegedly treated former President Joe Biden and former first lady Jill Biden.

That portrayal conveniently ignores the extraordinary legal campaign Trump endured while Joe Biden occupied the White House.

The Biden-era Justice Department pursued Trump through a special counsel investigation, while the FBI conducted the unprecedented 2022 search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. Federal agents searched areas of the former first family’s private residence as part of that operation.

Against that backdrop, Hunter Biden casting his own family as uniquely victimized by Trump requires Americans to forget years of politically charged investigations, prosecutions, and institutional warfare directed at the man who ultimately returned to the White House for a second term.

Dragging grandchildren into the dispute only made the episode more revealing.

Political families routinely face criticism, sometimes deserved and sometimes excessive. But deliberately extending political hatred to grandchildren crosses a line that has nothing to do with policy or accountability.

Hunter Biden’s own public history makes the performance even harder to take seriously.

His struggles with addiction have been extensively documented, as have a series of personal scandals that became national news, including his relationship with the widow of his late brother. His business dealings also generated years of congressional investigation and questions about whether members of the Biden family benefited financially from access to Joe Biden’s political influence.

Yet Hunter now appears determined to present himself as the aggrieved moral authority in a feud with the Trumps.

The contradictions became even more obvious when he brought his sister Ashley Biden into the conversation.

“They stole her f***ing diary and published it,” he claimed, referring to the Trumps. “Said my dad was a pedophile.”

But the actual history of Ashley Biden’s diary does not support the accusation that the Trump family stole it.

A woman who obtained the diary after Ashley Biden had stayed at a Florida residence ultimately pleaded guilty in connection with stealing Ashley Biden’s personal belongings and attempting to sell them.

Whatever conclusions people draw from material attributed to the diary, blaming the Trump family for its theft is another matter entirely.

Hunter’s anger was not limited to Republicans.

He also turned his fire on prominent Democrats whom he believes helped force his father out of the 2024 presidential race following Joe Biden’s disastrous June debate performance against Trump.

The full interview is below, beginning near the portion discussing Democratic Party leaders.

WARNING: The interview contains repeated explicit language.

“I’m not running for anything, so I can say whatever the f*** I want,” Hunter said.

He then singled out Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

“And here’s what I think. I think Chuck Schumer is a piece of s*** and that he f***ed my dad over,” Hunter told his hosts. “I think that the speaker of the House, Pelosi at the time, also was involved in that, and so I don’t have anything nice to say about her.”

There was one obvious problem with that account: Nancy Pelosi was not speaker of the House when the Democratic revolt against Joe Biden unfolded in 2024. Republican Kevin McCarthy had taken the speakership in January 2023 and was later succeeded by Republican Mike Johnson.

Still, Hunter’s broader resentment reflects the bitter Democratic infighting surrounding the collapse of his father’s re-election campaign.

After Joe Biden’s deeply damaging debate against Trump, senior Democrats increasingly questioned whether the aging president could defeat Trump or serve another four years. Pelosi and Schumer were among the most powerful figures involved in the political pressure surrounding Biden’s eventual withdrawal.

Hunter Biden apparently has neither forgiven nor forgotten.

His latest tirade therefore managed to attack Republicans, Democratic congressional leaders, President Trump’s children, and even Trump’s grandchildren in one sprawling exercise in grievance.

For years, Democrats and their allies accused Trump of destroying political norms and lowering the tone of American public life. Yet here was the former Democratic president’s own son publicly cursing an entire family and condemning even its youngest members to lasting disgrace.

Americans can decide for themselves which side is demonstrating the restraint and decency Washington so frequently preaches about.

Hunter Biden insists he can now say whatever he wants because he is not running for office.

He certainly proved the point.

What he may not have intended to prove is just how much bitterness remains inside a political family whose influence has rapidly diminished since President Trump returned to the White House.