Hunter Biden says staying sober crucial to preventing a Trump win: 'Ultimate test for a recovering addict'

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Hunter Biden reportedly said in a new interview published Monday that he views his sobriety battle as key to ensuring former President Trump does not win a second term in November.

"Most importantly, you have to believe that you're worth the work, or you'll never be able to get sober. But I often do think of the profound consequences of failure here," Hunter Biden told Axios about his struggle with addiction.

"Maybe it's the ultimate test for a recovering addict – I don't know," the president's son said. "I have always been in awe of people who have stayed clean and sober through tragedies and obstacles few people ever face. They are my heroes, my inspiration."

"I have something much bigger than even myself at stake. We are in the middle of a fight for the future of democracy," he added.

HUNTER BIDEN'S PHONE CONTAINED MULTIPLE PHOTOS OF COCAINE, CRACK COCAINE AND DRUG PARAPHERNALIA: DOJ

Hunter Biden said he feels obligated to "make it through that fight clean and sober, and I feel a responsibility to everyone struggling through their own recovery to succeed."

"I don't care whether you're 10 years sober, two years sober, two months sober or 200 years sober — your brain at some level is always telling you there's still one answer," he said.

The president's son also gave advice to others struggling to stay sober.

"Embrace the state in which you came