The Daily Mail has emails that once again place doubts on President Joe Biden’s claims he never discussed business with his son Hunter Biden.
In 2014, Hunter discussed a consulting firm with family friend and business partner Jeff Cooper.
Hunter told Cooper the firm would have around $1.2 million in overhead. His late brother Beau Biden would get $500,000. Other costs include $250,000 for a senior attorney, junior attorney at $175,000, and $65,000 for administrative assistant. They would also have $20,000 for other expenses.
Cooper asked Hunter if Beau (referred to as BB) could “offset the 500k by sitting on a few boards. He also wanted to know “if Hunter had ‘any guesses on built-in clients for the firm.'”
Hunter also thought Beau would want more than $500,000, especially since he had offers to join other places after he ended his term as Delaware attorney general.
Then Hunter brings up Daddy-O:
Hunter then indicated that he would not only have Beau on board in the new venture, but his father too – referring to them both by ‘JRB’, the initials of their full names, Joseph Robinette Biden Jr and Joseph Robinette Biden III.’In order to develop this as a platform for both JRBs I think it is imperative we (the three of us) have full control come 2016 when JRB1 comes on board,’ Hunter wrote.
What else is going to come up against Hunter? We found out he used his father and flights on Air Force 2 to get some business deals with Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim in 2014.
Let’s not forget The New York Post expose before the election showing Hunter pursuing “lasting and lucrative” deals with a private Chinese energy company.
Hunter’s business partner confirmed Joe Biden is the “big guy” in the emails. He also said Joe lied when he said he never discussed business with Hunter.
The FBI opened a money-laundering investigation connected to Hunter’s laptop in 2019. It’s still active.
After the election, Hunter confirmed another investigation into his tax issues.
The investigation started before the election. The Delaware prosecutor supposedly stalled it to keep it out of the 2020 election news cycle.
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