Keith Mundy for Congress

Hunter Biden just nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize — and the reason why is the funniest part.

Trump has spent years insisting he deserves the Nobel prize, most recently for ending the war with Iran. Only problem: he's "ended" it so many times CNN started counting. Their tally puts it at 38 separate occasions since March where Trump declared the war over or a deal imminent.

So Hunter Biden made it official. "I am officially nominating Donald J. Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize," he posted.

"No President in History has ended the same war so many times." He even signed off with Trump's own catchphrase: "Thank you for your attention to this matter!"

Here's the thing — the war hasn't actually ended. Drone strikes are still hitting commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. There's a ceasefire memorandum but Iran declared the Strait closed again days later.

Also — Nobel nominations aren't actually open to just anyone. They're restricted to a specific pool: lawmakers, certain professors, former laureates. So Hunter's nomination is symbolic, not official. Trump doesn't get the credit either way.

Obama has a Nobel Peace Prize. Trump has over 100 wars he claims to have ended. One of those is real.