Hunter Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, revealed on Friday that he would consider supporting either California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom or Republican Rep. Thomas Massie (Ky.) for president in 2028.

“No, I think that there are a lot of people. I mean, I know that you think you’re going to laugh at me, but I personally like Gavin Newsom a lot,” Biden said during a debate with white nationalist Nick Fuentes on Channel 5. “I think that he’s authentic in those beliefs, whether you agree with them or not.”

He also praised Massie, saying his “principled stand as it relates to the Epstein files was incredibly courageous.”

“And that’s why he’s not going to be a congressman anymore, but that’s why you know he could potentially make a really strong national candidate,” Biden continued.

The California governor, who some anticipate will run in the next presidential election, has been vague about his political ambitions, but said earlier this month “fate” will determine his decision.

Massie has also not ruled out a presidential run in the wake of his defeat in Kentucky’s GOP primary to a Trump-endorsed opponent following his fallout with the president over his outspoken advocacy to release the Epstein files and end the war in Iran.

The Kentucky representative gave a vague reaction to Biden’s praise on Saturday. He announced in May, right after his defeat, that he filed with the [Federal Election Commission] for the 2028 House race, which would support him as a potential candidate for federal office.