TMZ reports that Hunter Biden 2028 chatter came up during an upcoming episode of the podcast This is Gavin Newsom, and Biden’s answer was not exactly a launch video. According to the outlet, Hunter said he would consider joining a future White House ticket with California Governor Gavin Newsom, but only as the vice-presidential pick.
The moment appears in a snippet TMZ said it obtained ahead of the episode’s Friday release. In the clip, Newsom reportedly introduces Biden in a teasing way as a possible presidential candidate and notes the attention around him. Biden then responds by narrowing the fantasy ticket considerably. The Oval Office, in this version of events, is apparently someone else’s desk.
What Hunter Biden reportedly said about 2028
The exchange comes during Newsom’s podcast, where the governor has been hosting conversations that often travel through politics, media, and the country’s ongoing appetite for making every public figure answer for a future campaign they may or may not be planning.
TMZ characterizes the conversation as playful, not as a formal political announcement. That matters. Hunter Biden has not announced a run for office, and the reported comment was framed around one hypothetical scenario: serving as Newsom’s running mate if Newsom were to pursue the presidency in 2028.
Hunter is, of course, the son of former President Joe Biden, who served one term in the White House. That family connection is why even a joking or semi-joking remark about a national ticket gets attention. American politics remains very efficient at recycling surnames, whether voters asked for that feature or not.



