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Biden insists he told truth about not talking foreign biz with Hunter — despite mounting evidence
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0:31Now PlayingPresident Biden claimed yet again Monday that he was being truthful when he said he “never” spoke with his son Hunter about his foreign business dealings — despite growing evidence implicating the elder Biden in what Republicans say was a corrupt influence-peddling scheme.
“Did you lie about never speaking to Hunter about his business dealings?” Fox News correspondent Jacqui Heinrich asked Biden as he departed a White House East Room event focused on infrastructure.
“No,” the 80-year-old president replied — just four days after the bombshell release of a text message from Hunter implicating him in an apparent 2017 shakedown of a Chinese government-linked business.
Hunter Biden invoked his dad in the threatening WhatsApp text message on July 30, 2017, to an employee of CEFC China Energy.
Within 10 days of the message, roughly $5 million began flowing to the Biden family from CEFC, a cog in Beijing’s “Belt and Road” influence initiative, according to prior documentation reported in 2020 by Republican-led Senate committees.
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