Joe Biden's Son Hunter Curses Out George Clooney, Reveals His Version of What Happened at That Infamous Fundraiser, Alleged Texts Sent By the Actor, & More

Hunter Biden did not hold back when asked about George Clooney in a recent interview.

If you didn’t know, last year, George wrote a piece for The New York Times titled “I Love Joe Biden, But We Need a New Nominee,” which urged the then-president to step down from the 2024 presidential race due to his seemingly declining state.

It then came out that George was apparently startled by an encounter with the president at a fundraiser.

In Jake Tapper‘s book, it was said that the president appeared “severely diminished, as if he’d aged a decade since Clooney last saw him in December 2022.”

“You know George,” the assisting aide reportedly told the president at the egent, gently reminding him who was in front of him.

“Yeah, yeah,” the president said to George, who was the host of this lucrative fundraiser. “Thank you for being here.”

“It seemed clear that the President had not recognized Clooney,” the authors wrote.

Hunter sat down for a lengthy interview with Channel 5’s Andrew Callaghan, and did not hold back about his version of the Clooney-Biden events.

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“Here’s what [Clooney] said. He said that the president needed to be introduced to him at a fundraiser that he was ostensibly the host of. There’s this gigantic fundraiser in which George Clooney wasn’t really the host. He was the entertainment. God bless him. I appreciate when entertainers and movie stars are on our side, want to raise money and stuff like that. If you’re with the president at any given time, you probably have been at a rope line. What happens is people come to take pictures, usually before or after an event. The president will line up, people will come up and they’ll take a picture with them and he’ll say ‘Hello,’” Hunter explained.

Hunter continued, “There’s a person that stands next to the president, and they say, ‘Mr. President, George Clooney and Julia Roberts.’ ‘Hey, George, Julia, how you doing?’ And you may have been filming him all day, and he may know George for the last 30 years, and he may have met him 15 times, but the guy on his shoulder, who’s usually a military officer, has one job to say the name of the person that’s walking up. That’s it. And George Clooney is now going to rationalize why he he attempted to cut the knees out from a sitting president, the most successful president in the history of his party in his life in terms of the legislative policies that he wanted to see passed, had to justify somehow him going above and beyond to write an op-ed in The New York Times to try to force the sitting president of the United States out of the out of the race. And so he makes up this story about how the president had to be introduced to him.”

“By the way, I remember that George Clooney wasn’t going to show up to that fundraiser. He was bitching to the White House staff, the senior staff that he was so angry that the president would criticize the arrest warrant that was executed for Netanyahu, and the president, when asked if they would arrest Netanyahu if he came to the United States, said he would not have the authority, nor would he do that. I guess George Clooney’s wife was the principal architect of that arrest, of that warrant for Netanyahu. And I don’t judge that in one way or another if it was the right thing or not. He was very, very angry that my dad did not pay homage to her or something. And I understand defending your wife or something, but I saw the text messages that he wrote, reams of text messages like, ‘How dare he do that.’ And he kept promising that he was going to embarrass the president and pull out of the fundraiser,” Hunter continued.

It was then alleged that George had once influenced one of Jack Black‘s political decisions, to which Hunter responded, “F-k him. F-k him and everybody around him. I don’t have to be f-king nice.

“No. 1, I agree with Quentin Tarantino [you can find the Quentin-George story here]. F-king George Clooney is not a f-king actor. He is f-king like… I don’t know what he is. He’s a brand. And by the way, God bless him. You know what? He supposedly treats his friends really well. You know what I mean? Buys them things, and he’s got a really great place in Lake Como, and he’s great friends with Barack Obama. F-k you. What do you have to do with f-king anything? Why do I have to f-king listen to you? What right do you have to step on a man who’s given 52 years of his f-king life to the service of this country and decide that you, George Clooney, are going to take out basically a full page ad in the f-king New York Times to undermine the president at a time in which, by the way, what do people care about the most? Why do you think that the Republicans have an advantage over us? Because they’re unified.”