Donald Trump Jr. says Iran’s interference is ‘perhaps’ his father’s best endorsement

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Donald Trump Jr. contended Iran may be unintentionally helping his father’s 2024 presidential bid, as the country’s recent interference in the election could be looked at as an endorsement for his father.

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign was hacked by Iranian hackers over the summer, with the FBI stating the information was passed to President Joe Biden’s team in an attempt to interfere with the 2024 election. The former president’s son deemed Iran “the world’s leading state sponsor of terror,” and claimed the country was “colluding” with the Biden-Harris administration in attempting to share campaign information.

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