Joe Biden’s Cancer Spreads

Hunter Biden said his father’s cancer is debilitating and called his pardon harmful.

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Updated Aug 8, 4:47pm ET

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Hunter Biden said former President Joe Biden's prostate cancer has metastasized to his bones and is causing pain, calling the condition “very debilitating” in a BBC Newsnight interview. He said the former president continues to speak publicly despite the illness and said he wished his father would complain more about his health. Hunter Biden also said the presidential pardon he received from his father after felony convictions was “not good” for the Constitution, the American people or Joe Biden’s legacy.

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