Hunter Biden said in an interview with the BBC that his father's cancer has spread and that his own pardon by the former president was "not good" for America or his father's legacy. The younger Biden grew emotional while discussing his father's condition, describing it as very sad to watch. He also denied having any interest in running for political office. The wide-ranging conversation touched on his family's health and his recent pardon, which has drawn both support and criticism. Biden did not provide further details about the cancer's progression but spoke openly about the emotional toll it has taken. The interview marks one of the most personal public statements from Hunter Biden since the pardon, which has been a subject of political debate. He did not disclose any specifics about his own future plans beyond ruling out a run for office.