Mykola Zlochevsky, the Ukrainian tycoon who owns Burisma, referred to Joe Biden as the “big guy,” according to a private FBI document.
According to those with direct access to FBI information, Zlochevsky had proposed offering Joe and Hunter Biden a purported $5 million bribe. According to information newly released by the Washington Examiner, this discussion took place far earlier than the FBI form’s filing date.
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In light of the intricacy of the alleged bribery plan, which involves several bank accounts and might take up to a decade to unravel, Zlochevsky reportedly voiced reservations that it could be easily disclosed.
It is important to note that Zlochevsky’s usage of the word “big guy” has nothing to do with the comparable phrase that one of Hunter Biden’s business associates referenced in conversations with Chinese people with connections to intelligence organizations. This specific mention was located in an email dated May 2017 that had previously been kept private and was made available to the public in October 2020.
Whistleblowers exposed FD-1023, a document on Ukraine, in 2022, and submitted it to Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa). The Justice Department and FBI were then requested to release all relevant data, including those mentioning Mykola Zlochevsky, Hunter Biden, James Biden, and Joe Biden, by Senator Grassley in October.
The FD-1023 was made available to committee members on Thursday after FBI Director Christopher Wray expressed concerns about potential contempt for a court order.
House Republicans assert that Joe Biden’s activities as vice president in pressing the Ukrainian government to fire prosecutor Viktor Shokin are related to an alleged bribery scheme. Republicans claim that the FBI’s findings indicate that the payments were given with the intent to thwart a corruption probe.
According to Grassley, the FBI has “voluminous evidence” of possible criminal activity by Hunter Biden in connection with his business operations in China and Ukraine. Grassley made this claim in October. Attorney General Merrick Garland, David Weiss of Delaware’s federal prosecutor office, and Wray all received whistleblower disclosures on these cases.
Hunter Biden’s business activities with CEFC China Energy, a company with ties to the Chinese government, and his position at the Ukrainian energy firm Burisma have come under fire from whistleblower charges. Hunter reportedly received at least $50,000 in monthly payments. These allegations deserve more research and pose serious concerns.
When examining Vice President Joe Biden’s involvement in Ukraine policy under the Obama administration, Grassley and Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) took into consideration Hunter Biden’s position on the board of Burisma. In 2020, this analysis was completed, and it produced important findings.
President Donald Trump mentioned Burisma in a phone discussion with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in July 2019, which ignited impeachment proceedings initiated by Democrats in the House. Democrats argued that prosecutor Shokin was not looking into Burisma’s case thoroughly, while Republicans took the opposing position during the debates that followed.
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When questioned about the charges of bribery, President Biden jokingly referred to it as “a bunch of malarkey” and added, “Where’s the money? I’m joking.”
In June 2020, Ukrainian officials admitted that they had been offered a $5 million bribe in exchange for ending their criminal investigations into Burisma and allowing Zlochevsky, who is now living overseas, to enter Ukraine. The authorities made it quite obvious that Joe and Hunter Biden had nothing to do with this occurrence.
Hunter Biden said in 2019 that he had only once discussed his membership on the Burisma board with his father, who simply said, “I hope you know what you are doing.” Hunter Biden replied, “I do.”
Regarding his financial contacts with Chinese energy firm CEFC, a witness in the Hunter Biden Delaware grand jury hearings was asked who the “big guy” was.
A potential business agreement between Hunter Biden and the Chinese corporation was described in the infamous “big guy” email, which surfaced in October 2020. The email that was cited “10 held by H [Hunter] for the big guy.”
Businessman James Gilliar wrote an email to Hunter Biden and others on May 13, 2017, outlining the expectations of a possible contract and associated compensation packages. According to the document, Hunter would get $850,000 and be classified as either “Chair/Vice Chair depending on agreement with CEFC.”
The email made the share allocation clear by allocating 20% to Hunter and designating “10” for James Biden, also known as “Jim.”
It has been confirmed by Hunter Biden’s business partner and retired Navy lieutenant Tony Bobulinski that Joe Biden was the “big guy” in question. Hunter Biden frequently referred to his father as “the Big Guy” or “my chairman” and frequently asked for his permission before making business decisions.
The president, his family, or anybody acting on their behalf has categorically denied any involvement in commercial agreements, according to Andrew Bates, Joe Biden’s spokeswoman. You can be certain that they do not hold any shares.
Ye Jianming created CEFC, a multibillion dollar Chinese corporation, which has since been disbanded. Hunter and James Biden sought several business possibilities with the company while it was in operation, and they ultimately received millions of dollars in compensation.
According to Bobulinski’s texts, Joe Biden, Hunter, James, and himself met up with CEFC when the president’s brother and son were negotiating a lucrative transaction. On May 2, 2017, this summit took place in Los Angeles.
Although he was in charge of the Washington Field Office, former FBI Assistant Special Agent Timothy Thibault is charged with preventing the publication of proven or verifiable negative allegations regarding Hunter Biden in October 2020.
Bobulinski is concerned about Thibault’s purported attempts to hide the details that he allegedly gave to the FBI in October 2020.
Representative James Comer (R-KY) made a startling discovery earlier this year. Just two months after Joe Biden resigned as vice president, according to him, State Energy HK Limited, a business connected to CEFC, sent $3 million to an account controlled by Rob Walker, a close friend of Hunter Biden. Following this incident, $1,065,000 was transferred to a business linked to Gilliar, the person who wrote the infamous “big guy” email. The allegedly corrupt link between Hunter Biden, his allies, and CEFC has come under scrutiny as a result of Comer’s memo.
Comer charged Walker with continuing to deliver more than $1 million in money over the course of three months to entities connected to Hunter and James Biden as well as members of the Biden family.
Hunter received a message from Joe Biden after a story regarding his meetings with CEFC was published, in which he confirmed that he was in the “clear” despite his repeated denials of discussing his son’s international business endeavors.
During the well known grand jury hearings in Delaware, a witness was questioned on the involvement of the enigmatic “big guy” in Hunter Biden’s dealings with CEFC.
A “big guy” email that described a possible agreement between Hunter Biden and a Chinese corporation appeared in October 2020. According to the email, “10 held by H [Hunter] for the big guy.”
Businessman James Gilliar wrote an email to Hunter Biden and others on May 13, 2017, outlining the expectations of a possible contract and associated compensation packages. Hunter was expected to get $850,000 and will be classified as “Chair/Vice Chair depending on agreement with CEFC.”
The Bidens’ taxable income was found to be $5.2 million more in their tax returns than it had been in their government transparency files, according to a recent study by the Daily Mail. This discovery clarifies any possible contradictions that need more investigation.
“But the president’s financial filings reveal that he declared almost $7 million more income on his tax returns than he did on his government transparency reports,” the British newspaper reported.
“Some of that difference can be accounted for with salaries earned by First Lady Jill Biden and other sums not required on his reports – but still leaves $5.2 million earned by Joe’s company and not listed on his transparency reports,” the report added. “The ‘missing millions’ – combined with emails on Hunter’s abandoned laptop suggesting Joe would have a 10% share in Hunter’s blockbuster deal with the Chinese – raise a troubling question: did Joe Biden receive money from the foreign venture?”
