Selected passages from a 229-page transcript of Hunter Biden’s deposition show controversial remarks, such as his denial of any economic dealings with his uncle James Biden. Furthermore, according to Jesse Watters, Hunter claims that his father did not go to business meetings in order to exercise influence.
Thursday’s disclosure of Hunter’s closed-door meeting with House Republicans put an end to conjecture about possible ramifications for President Joe Biden and other family members with international business ventures. Significantly, Hunter made it clear that, at the time, he was paying his uncle “Jimmy” as a “advisor” rather than a business partner.
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“I wanted my uncle to be an advisor to me, so I sent money to him,” Hunter told two panels chaired by Republicans.
Republicans were told that President Biden was only there for his son’s birthday visit when they asked if he attended meetings between Hunter and business friends when he was vice president and thereafter.
“I wasn’t conducting business when I had those meetings,” Hunter said, “my dad stopped by because it was my actual birthday.”
“I was in New York City and I was having lunch with some of my business associates and I said ‘Hey dad, come by for lunch?’ Who wouldn’t do that?” he added.
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