Key Points
- Reports say Hunter Biden helped Joe Biden with his COP26 approach.
- Hunter has business and political ties to China, making his assistance suspect.
- China no-showed at the COP26 climate summit; they are the biggest polluter on the planet.
Hunter, Joe, and China are inextricably intertwined. Business connections, bank accounts, emails, quid pro quos – it’s all been very well documented by Peter Schweizer and the Drill Down (long before the mainstream media, we might add).
So it’s no surprise to us that the New York Post is reporting Hunter Biden influenced Ol’ Joe’s approach during the recent COP26 climate conference. You know, the one China skipped out on because they were breaking national coal production records.
China is the largest producer of harmful greenhouse gases in the world. Hunter Biden has Chinese business connections and friends in the CCP. Hunter abuses his proximity to power.
So here we are.
“I was being reminded by my son Hunter when I was trying to get the COP26 — what’s going on over in Europe on the environment — together, it makes a lot of difference. All empathy is is looking at you and understanding what you’re worried about,” said Biden, in a rare instance of acknowledging Hunter’s proximity and influence.
According to the Post, “The remark was a rare instance of Biden describing his son as influencing official work. He mentioned it while speaking at the funeral service for former Gov. Ruth Ann Minner (D-Del.)”
Now, Hunter is a disaster. He’s lost – not one – but several, laptops with privileged, incriminating information. He has a history of substance abuse – and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The problems he’s caused his father are almost too many to count.
But here’s the most significant one; the one that makes this China report so dangerous.
“Hunter Biden still owns a 10 percent stake in a Chinese investment firm [BHR Partners] controlled by state-owned entities, the Post reports.
Investments in state-owned entities? Sounds bad. But is it that bad?
“Over the past roughly six years, [BHR] has channeled $2.5 billion or more on behalf of its financial backers into automotive, energy, mining and technology deals, according to interviews with people familiar with the private-equity firm…Hunter Biden is one of nine directors of the firm, known as BHR Partners, which is controlled and funded primarily by large Chinese government-owned shareholders,” WSJ reports.
So, yes – it’s that bad. Hunter is in deep with the Chinese government. He has so many conflicts of interest, it’s hard to keep up. And at a time when President Biden needs to be tough on one of our biggest competitors on the world stage, his son pitches “empathy.”
Yeah, let’s see if that pays off for us.
