Joe Biden snaps at Post reporter when asked about ‘big guy’ reference
June 15, 2023
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as posted by the channelPresident Biden lashed out Thursday when asked why he’s called the “big guy” in an FBI informant file accusing him of accepting a $5 million bribe from a Ukrainian businessman while vice president.
“Why did the Ukraine FBI informant file refer to you as the ‘big guy’, President Biden? Why is that term continuously applied?” The Post asked Biden at an event focused on reducing corporate junk fees.
“Why do you ask such a dumb question?” the 80-year-old president snapped.
Biden was referred to as the “big guy” in the June 2020 informant file, months before The Post reported that first son Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop contained a May 2017 email that said the “big guy” was due a 10% cut in a business deal with CEFC China Energy.
Two Hunter Biden business partners in the CEFC deal — Tony Bobulinski and James Gilliar — have separately identified Joe Biden as the “big guy.” Hunter and James Biden received $4.8 million from the CEFC partnership, according to a Washington Post review of laptop documents.
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