The newly disclosed payment from Hunter Biden's Owasco PC directly to Joe Biden uncovered by the Oversight Committee occurred while Hunter Biden was still receiving payments from a joint venture with a Chinese company with communist party connections. At the same time, Wells Fargo compliance officers were questioning the flow of funds in his business accounts.
Tony Bobulinski, an ex-partner of Hunter Biden, delivered his combative opening statement shortly after the public hearing began Wednesday morning.
Hunter Biden's foreign business partners were a cast of characters suspected of corruption, indicted by U.S. authorities, and--in one case--charged with treason.
Bobulinski previously produced text messages to the FBI covering his business dealings with Hunter Biden and the Chinese energy company CEFC and has publicly accused the Bidens of lying.
On January 18, 2011, Hunter Biden received a notification from the State Department with "updates and arrival information" for the state luncheon
House committee releases evidence of direct, recurring transfers from Hunter Biden's business entity to Joe Biden's accounts.
House Republicans referred both Hunter and James Biden to the Biden Justice Department for criminal prosecution last June, accusing the pair of making false statements to Congress during the impeachment inquiry.
Mervyn Yan helped facilitate payments from a joint venture with Chinese company CEFC to both Hunter and James Biden, but couldn't define the value received.
Ho previously served as the head of an NGO backed by CEFC China Energy, a now-defunct firm that has come under scrutiny over alleged dealings with the Biden family.
Detailed plan obtained by congressional investigators show Biden sought to help CEFC China Energy buy Westinghouse, the premier maker of U.S. nuclear reactors.