Hunter Biden’s CEFC China Energy Co. “client” who paid him $1 million for legal services never rendered in 2017 has reportedly threatened to sue the president’s son if he does not return the money.
The DOJ investigation and prosecution of CEFC China Energy Co. boss and Biden family associate Patrick Ho displayed “irregularities,” a memo by the Heritage Foundation Oversight Project alleges.
Hunter Biden said in a May 2017 text exchange with whistleblower Tony Bobulinski that he did not want to register as a foreign agent on behalf of CEFC China Energy Co., a company with close ties to the CCP.
Serbian Politician Vuk Jeremić failed to provide the requested information Wednesday to the House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer on the Biden Family’s deal with CEFC China Energy Co., noting much of the requested information is already in possession of the Justice Department (DOJ).
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) on Tuesday requested Serbian politician Vuk Jeremić provide information on the Biden family’s business dealing with CEFC China Energy Co.
Hunter Biden lived in his father’s house in Wilmington, Delaware—the house where classified documents have been found—at the same time foreign businessmen linked to the highest levels of Chinese intelligence were funneling millions to the Biden family.
My Son Hunter, the new movie from Breitbart News, is a fact-based dramatization of the life of debauchery and corruption lived by the first son Hunter Biden. Although the movie takes certain artistic liberties, many scenes portray true accounts of the
Hunter Biden arranged to share his family’s office space in DC with a Chinese intelligence-linked firm that employed a man Hunter described as “the f**king spy chief of China.”
