Nick Fuentes, a far-right podcaster with a history of praising Hitler, told Hunter Biden he hopes President Trump and top officials are impeached. Fuentes said he is urging followers to vote Democrat to flip the House so oversight committees can expose alleged corruption. He argued any alleged misconduct by Hunter Biden would pale compared with Trump and several associates, and said impeachment would likely stall the administration without removing the president.
Nick Fuentes Tells Hunter Biden He Hopes Trump And Top Officials "Get Impeached"

Far-right podcaster Nick Fuentes told Hunter Biden in a nearly two-hour on-camera interview that he hopes President Donald Trump and several senior administration officials "get impeached." The conversation appeared on Channel 5 With Andrew Callaghan and was released Saturday.
Fuentes — who has previously praised Adolf Hitler and has been widely criticized for antisemitic and misogynistic rhetoric — said he is now urging his followers to vote Democratic in the upcoming midterm elections so Democrats can win control of the House and use oversight powers to expose what he called the Trump administration's "corruption."
Addressing allegations against Hunter Biden, Fuentes argued that any alleged ill-gotten gains by the former first son would be minor compared with what he described as misconduct by President Trump and several associates. He specifically named Jared Kushner, Howard Lutnick, Steve Witkoff, Don Jr. and Trump himself.
Nick Fuentes: "Let's say the income you made during Biden was ill-gotten for the sake of example. It doesn't hold a candle. It doesn't even come close... I want all that corruption to be revealed. And I think the Democrats are going to do it. I hope they get impeached. I don't think they'll be removed from office, but I think it'll basically drag this administration to a halt."
The exchange revived memories of the November 2022 controversy in which Kanye West brought Fuentes to a Mar-a-Lago dinner, a moment that drew heavy criticism of Trump for associating with someone with Fuentes' record.
Fuentes said he does not expect impeachment to result in removal from office but predicted it would significantly obstruct the administration and, in his view, could open the door to a "clean reset" in 2028. The full interview is available on YouTube.
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