Former Vice President Joe Biden seemed to get short-tempered with NBC�s Savannah Guthrie when asked about his son Hunter Biden�s dealings with Ukraine.
When Guthrie caught up with Biden on Monday, she noted the �irony� that more people know about Hunter�s work with the Burisma gas company now, thanks to President Donald Trump�s Ukraine scandal and his subsequent impeachment. This led to Biden saying that �no one has found anything wrong with [Hunter�s] dealings with Ukraine, except it sets a bad image.�
�Well, do you agree that it sets a bad image?� Guthrie asked. �Do you think it was wrong for him to take that position knowing it was really because the company wanted access to you.�
�That�s not true,� Biden snapped. �You�re saying things you don�t know what you�re talking about! No one�s said that! Who said that?!�
Guthrie remained focused on the �sleazy� optics of Hunter�s job, though his father continued to defend him by saying �he�s a very bright guy.�
�Was it right?� Guthrie asked.
�He says he regretted having done it,� Biden said. �[He] speaks for himself. He�s a grown man.�
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hes a grown man that got his job because of his daddy and doesn’t pay his child support.
Fake news…..Picture on top is misleading- had nothing to do with the interview. In no way did he snap back…as much as I dislike Biden……..
A man with a temper is not fit to lead. See Rashi to Shmuel I 16:7.
Could it really be that being quick tempered and insulting is not a presidential quality?
WOW. I never would have bet on that.
What does that say about Trump?
YW – Is there a problem with the previous comment? Is Rashi just not politically correct?
The Hunter Biden relationship with a Ukraine company does not pass the smell test. But after 3 years of a Republican-controlled US Department of Justice, all we get is smears, not indictments.
I personally believe that the reason Hunter Biden has not been prosecuted in the US is because his connection to a Ukraine company follows a “business model” that is used by US politicians of both parties, i.e., get your unqualified kid on a whopping big payroll for a company that needs favors from or good relations with the US governments.
I don’t have a solution, but I see a serious problem that nicely crosses party lines.