Joe Biden has repeatedly denied having any personal communication with his son Hunter Biden regarding his overseas business dealings, but a recent voicemail between the President and his son may prove that this hasn’t been the case at all.
According to DailyMail, President Joe Biden may have spoken with Hunter about his business dealings with a Chinese criminal his son dubbed the ‘spy chief of China,’ a voicemail to his son reveals.
Joe called Hunter on December 12, 2018, saying that he wanted to talk to him after reading a New York Times story about Hunter’s dealings with Chinese oil giant CEFC.
The Times’ 2018 story pointed out that CEFC’s chairman Ye Jianming had been arrested in China and his top lieutenant Patrick Ho had been convicted in the US for bribing African officials to help Iran evade oil sanctions.
The Times reported that when Ho was arrested, he called Joe’s brother Jim Biden – who told the newspaper that he believed the call was meant for Hunter.
After seeing the story online, Joe Biden called Hunter and left a voicemail.
‘Hey pal, it’s Dad. It’s 8:15 on Wednesday night. If you get a chance just give me a call. Nothing urgent. I just wanted to talk to you,’ he said.
‘I thought the article released online, it’s going to be printed tomorrow in the Times, was good. I think you’re clear. And anyway if you get a chance give me a call, I love you.’
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The voicemail categorically proves that Joe Biden must have known what the article was referring to because he affirmed that he thought Hunter was “in the clear” regarding the story and scandal the NY Times was about to release.
The recently uncovered voicemail came from a backup of Hunter’s iPhone XS, stored on his abandoned laptop.
Joe’s voicemail to Hunter about the Times article is the latest in an overwhelming body of evidence suggesting that he lied about not talking foreign business with his son.
In another example, the then-vice president attended a Washington, DC dinner with Hunter’s Ukrainian, Kazakh, and Russian business associates in 2015.
Hunter told one of his guests in an email that the dinner was ‘ostensibly to discuss food security’, but was in fact an opportunity to introduce his potential clients and partners to his powerful father.
The White House at first denied Joe’s attendance, then when photographs emerged of Joe there, it claimed it was only a brief stop by.
Regardless of whether the recent voicemail Joe left for Hunter can in fact link Joe to Hunter’s business dealings, the fact of the matter is that the evidence continues to mount against the Biden family, leaving critics to question: Why hasn’t a special counsel been appointed yet?
