Jill Biden’s ex-husband claims ‘Biden crime family’ has targeted him for years

First lady Dr. Jill Biden’s ex-husband slammed the so-called “Biden crime family” in a new interview — and claimed the powerful brood is targeting former President Donald Trump the same way they bullied him during his divorce almost 50 years ago.

“Frankie Biden of the Biden crime family comes up to me and he goes, ‘Give her the house or you’re going to have serious problems,’” Bill Stevenson told Newsmax’s Greg Kelly Wednesday night of the moment President Biden’s brother Frank allegedly approached him when he and Jill divorced in the mid-1970s.

“I looked at Frankie and I said, ‘Are you threatening me?’ and needless to say, about two months later, my brother and I were indicted for that tax charge for $8,200.”

Stevenson — who married the future first lady in 1970, when she was still a college student — claims that Joe Biden, who was then a young senator in Delaware, sicced the charges on him.

“[I] could not believe the power of Joe Biden and the Department of Justice. I couldn’t believe it,” he lamented to Kelly.

Kelly then noted that Stevenson and his brother were reportedly charged with two felonies for less than $10,000 in unpaid taxes, while his ex-wife’s stepson, Hunter Biden, has so far only been slapped with two misdemeanors for a staggering $2.2 million unpaid tax bill.

Stevenson agreed with the unfair disparity and continued: “I was on the wrong side of them and they have literally come after me for 35 years in a row. One little thing after another,” though he did not expand on how the now-first family has supposedly been targeting him.

“I can’t let them do this to a president that I love and respect. I can’t let them do this to our country,” he added of Donald Trump, who lost to Biden in the 2020 election and will potentially challenge him again in 2024.

“This is why I’ve come forward. This is the only reason I’ve come forward. It’s like I said, nothing about the divorce, no bitterness, but Jimmy, Frankie, and President Biden are very dangerous, and it’s tragic. I can’t let them do what they did to me to President Trump. I can’t do it.”

Wednesday night’s interview was not Stevenson’s first time railing against his former wife and her husband: In 2020, after Biden was named the Democratic presidential nominee, he alleged that Jill and the then-junior senator’s relationship began as an affair.

The official line is that Jill and Joe met on a blind date in 1974 when she and Stevenson were already separated.

The chaste outing was supposedly arranged by Frank Biden, who knew Jill in college, according to a 1977 profile in the Morning News.

Stevenson and Jill were officially divorced in 1975, records show, after a slightly contentious negotiation during which she was denied her request for half of the Stone Balloon, her soon-to-be ex’s wildly popular college bar near the University of Delaware.

Stevenson’s fiery interview also comes as Jill Biden, now 72, Hunter Biden’s “sweetheart” plea deal collapsed in court.

Hunter, 53, appeared to be doodling on Wednesday as his attorneys scrambled — and failed — to secure him blanket immunity from prosecutors.