Boo-Hoo Report: Source Reveals Hard Times Are Hitting 'Biden Inc.'

Joe Biden had a couple of interviews this past week, one with the BBC and one on ABC's "The View."

Biden is out there trying to rehab his reputation after dropping out of the 2024 race under a cloud of questions about his cognitive decline. However, the interviews only confirmed Biden's issues, as we reported.

He had trouble at different points being clear. During "The View" interview, he blamed Americans' racism and sexism for Kamala Harris' loss. He couldn't even remember how long she had to campaign, saying he gave her "six full months," when it was only four.

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However, Mark Halperin of the live video platform, 2Way laid out another possible reason for Biden's actions. He explained Biden wasn't just doing these interviews to clean up his reputation and maybe head off the bad books about to come out. Halperin said a source "very familiar with the Bidens" told him the money for Biden Inc. has dried up. "Biden Inc. has collapsed," Halperin declared.

A source “very familiar with the Bidens” tells @MarkHalperin that “Biden Inc.,” the family business that generated millions of dollars in revenue to support their lifestyle, has dried up. “The trough is empty, the spigot is turned off,” says Mark. “Biden Inc. needs a source of… pic.twitter.com/T1CVgO7p4Z
— 2WAY (@2waytvapp) May 8, 2025

I've been postulating this; after all, it's only logical. This report provides further confirmation.

Halperin was having a panel discussion with Sean Spicer and Dan Turrentine. As Halperin noted, where would the money come from now, with Biden no longer holding any power? "Biden Inc. needs a source of revenue. Hunter no longer has the earning capacity.

Sean Spicer joked about Hunter's paintings declining in value. Then Halperin suggested, "The spigot has shut down, they need a way to get back in the game and make big money," He said he thought that "The View" interview wouldn't help, and would set back the cause of Biden Inc.--this was even before the Biden interview. But he was so right. The more people see Biden, the more it reminds them of why they didn't want him and his issues.

Sean Spicer put it bluntly, saying he didn't see where the new source of money would come from, saying flatly, "The grift is over."

He went on, "Number one, no one wants to know what he thinks. Number two, he doesn't know what he thinks. And that's a bigger problem." Oh, my, how true that is. This aligns with the report that he had trouble booking speaking gigs for $300,000 a pop.

Not only that, if he has to travel, they expect you to provide the jet and the expenses for five staffers. Who is going to pay that for Joe Biden?

Halperin asked Spicer and Turrentine what they would do to advise Biden on making money now. Spicer admitted it was a tough call as to how they would do it. The best the panel could come up with was a tell-all book where Biden finked out on all the juicy things about Democrats that he might know. Spicer said he would buy a Biden book dishing things on Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).

But, at this point, I don't think there's much beyond that.