Hunter Biden

I'm positive it had something to do with it.

But I mean, I don't want to... The point being is... I don't know.

I think that there's a lot of things that you can't imagine the kinds of decisions that you have to make as a president and that if you have a heart and you care, it just must be so overwhelmingly beyond comprehension difficult.

And I don't think that... And again, I'm not going to speak for my dad.

But I would say this, is that... I hear your anger.

And I'm not here to tell you that you shouldn't be angry.

And one of the things is this, is that I don't think that... One of the things my dad taught me that he learned from a guy named Mike Mansfield, he talks about it all the time, so it's not like it's a story that is...

It's one thing to question a man's judgment, and that's okay.

You can say, I think he's poor judgment, this decision that you made, but to question their intent,

question their, whether or not they came to the job of whatever they're doing out of some, you know, mal-intent or because they're just bad people is, you never get anywhere.

But you can question their judgment, you know?

question of judgment whether they made the right judgment or whether they were convinced by other people or maybe there's you know whatever the circumstance and i don't i don't know but i hear your i i hear your anger about that and i don't have any response to it other than the fact that i know that my dad came to from a position of that 20 years was enough and and uh

And it was not in the interest of anyone in the United States, particularly those that are serving, to continue to turn people through.

The 1% that have decided that they are going to be a part of protecting this country by holding the gun and climbing into helicopters and putting themselves in harm's way.

No, no.

My dad wasn't like that.

I mean, I kind of, you know, I...

I always wanted to write and paint.

I mean, literally, that's all.

No kidding.