‘F**k him': Hunter Biden unleashes on George Clooney in obscenity-heavy tirade
The interview was conducted on the YouTube journalism platform 'Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan'.
Biden laid into actor George Clooney with an expletive-filled rant, belittling the actor's career, labelling him a brand.
During the interview, Hunter claimed his father was on the sedative Ambien during his infamous debate with Trump.
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