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These texts are part of a larger collection that not only reveals Joe Biden’s potential awareness of his son’s dealings but also his possible participation in discussions. Another crucial text from Hunter Biden to a CEFC associate states, “I’m sitting here with my father,” discussing unfulfilled commitments, further implicating the elder Biden in these negotiations.
Chairman Jason Smith of the House Ways and Means Committee harshly criticized the Bidens, highlighting a perceived dual system of justice — one for the Biden family and another for the general public. Smith emphasized Hunter Biden’s initial non-compliance with a subpoena and his misleading testimony before Congress.
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The committee’s findings debunk three significant claims made by Hunter Biden during his deposition:
- The Wrong Zhao Claim: Hunter testified that he had mistakenly messaged the wrong Zhao, but records indicate deliberate communications with Raymond Zhao regarding financial commitments from CEFC, followed by substantial monetary transactions linked to the Biden family.
- Account Control Denial: Hunter denied control over the accounts of Rosemont Seneca Bohai. However, documents reveal him as the beneficial owner, contradicting his testimony.
- Visa Assistance Denial: Despite denying any role in visa matters for Burisma, correspondences show Hunter’s involvement, conflicting with his sworn statements.
These revelations support the credibility of the IRS whistleblowers and suggest potential obstruction by the Department of Justice in the IRS’s investigation into Hunter Biden. As these developments unfold, they raise profound questions about the integrity and transparency of Joe Biden’s previous denials of involvement in his son’s business dealings, suggesting broader implications for his political career and the oversight of justice.
