The White House — after mostly dodging questions about Hunter Biden's alleged business dealings with east European oligarchs — fired back at Donald Trump after he called on Vladimir Putin to release dirt on President Biden’s son.
The White House on Wednesday fired back at former President Donald Trump after he called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to release dirt on Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden’s son.
The White House has mostly dodged questions about Hunter Biden’s alleged business dealings with east European oligarchs, noting that he does not work for the government. But during Wednesday’s press briefing, Communications Director Kate Bedingfield faced the Trump question head-on. “What kind of American, let alone an ex-president, thinks that this is the right time to enter into a scheme with Vladimir Putin and brag about his connections to Vladimir Putin?” Bedingfield said. “There is only one, and it’s Donald Trump.”comes after he described Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as “genius” and “savvy” in February, rhetoric that falls in line with his tendency to speak favorably of the Russian leader.
“She gave him $3.5 million, so now I would think Putin would know the answer to that. I think he should release it,” Trump
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