President Joe Biden trolled MAGA with his final list of Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients - while also awarding some of his family's wealthy benefactors. 

Among those receiving the highest civilian honor at a ceremony later Saturday include Hillary Clinton, the former first lady, senator and secretary of State, who was President-elect Donald Trump's 2016 White House rival. 

Biden will also give the award to George Soros, considered the boogeyman of Democratic super donors and restaurateur Jose Andres, who pulled out of a Trump hotel project due to the Republican's anti-immigrant comments, prompting a years long legal battle. 

Soros is getting the award, the White House said, due to his foundation's work to 'strengthen democracy, human rights, education, and social justice.' 

Andres is being awarded the distinction due to his charity World Central Kitchen's efforts to feed people in war zones and in the aftermath of natural disasters. 

'A proud immigrant dedicated to building longer tables, his World Central Kitchen has revolutionized the way food aid reaches communities affected by natural disasters and conflict around the world,' the White House said. 

The 82-year-old will give a posthumous award to Robert F. Kennedy, the late attorney general, senator and Democratic presidential candidate who was assassinated in 1968.

RFK is the father of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who ran for president against Biden, then ran as an independent, and finally joined forces with Trump. Trump has since nominated RFK Jr. - a prominent anti-vaxxer - to serve as his Health and Human Services secretary. 

The White House did not respond to DailyMail.com's inquiry on whether RFK Jr. was invited with other family members to the ceremony. 

Biden will also posthumously honor former Michigan Gov. George Romney, who also served as the country's third secretary of Housing and Urban Development. 

George Romney is the late father of former Republican Sen. Mitt Romney, the GOP's 2012 presidential nominee who became a vocal Trump critic. 

Romney concluded his single term in the U.S. Senate this week after twice voting to convict Trump on impeachment charges.