Rahm Emanuel Responds to Hunter Biden: You Have a Son Blinded By His Own Love And Loyalty For His Father
In an interview with Channel 5 News, Hunter Biden cursed at Rahm Emanuel and blamed him for the 2024 election loss. Emanuel responded to Biden in an interview with Megyn Kelly today:
MEGYN KELLY: He’s got a potty mouth, neither you nor I have failed to utter that word in our past… I kind of like Rahm Fucking Emanuel, I could see that on a lawn sign for you. Your thoughts on his thoughts about you? RAHM EMANUEL: I think we’re giving this more time than it’s due. Little empathetic. You have a son who’s blinded by his own love for an effect and loyalty for his father, and I get that, but not the first phone call I’m gonna make… RAHM EMANUEL: I was America’s ambassador to Japan, and that’s how I took the role, but I was honored that President Biden selected me… Look, one that everybody said, oh, there was a cover up, or whatever, 83% of the American people issued a judgment, if it was a cover up, the American people were in on that because they had their own opinion. Number two, does this look like subtle, quiet, reserved? Number three, I have a general rule… Oval offices are very seductive. Been in and out of them with two presidents for eight years. White House is one of the challenges is not to be as insular as they become. It’s pretty clear that that both of those qualities played a role here. Now I slightly disagree with other Democrats. I actually think this was a winnable race, and it’s pretty clear, if you look at data, was a winnable race. And the real challenge, in my view, is why Democrats failed. It was not going to be a blowout race, but the data was there, the capacity was there to win, and the Democrats fumbled it… 70% of the country thought it was heading the wrong direction. That’s kind of architecturally built in for a challenger. But the day Kamala Harris takes over, Biden-Harris are down eight. By the time you get to the her debate with Donald Trump, she’s up three. That’s not a statistical error. She was running on the economy, running on what I think is the most important issue, that the American Dream is unaffordable. It’s inaccessible to the American people, and that is unacceptable to us. This shouldn’t be that hard…
