The moniker "the Big Guy" was mentioned in a text message by a business associate of Hunter Biden for the second time, raising suspicions that it refers to Joe Biden.
A British businessman named James Gilliar sent an email to Hunter Biden and his partners in May 2017 to formalize how they would split the profits from their agreement with China's largest private energy provider.
Hunter Biden Associate Hints That "Big Guy" Is Joe Biden
In his email, Gilliar said that the profits would be divided, with 20% going to each of four partners, including "JG," probably himself, and "H," presumably Hunter. The remaining 20% would be divided secretly, with 10% going to "Jim"-likely Hunter Biden's uncle-and "10 held by H for the big guy."
If Joe Biden is the "big guy," it would go against his claim that he had nothing to do with his son's business dealings. The president has always denied any allegations of financial misconduct. Wednesday brought news of Gilliar's second reference to "the big guy."
When the information on Hunter Biden's laptop was initially made public in October 2020, Gilliar explored if Hunter's business dealings might harm his father's presidential candidacy. In October 2020, Tony Bobulinski, another of their business partners, declared that Joe Biden was in fact "the big guy." Hunter's business transactions are being looked at by former President Donald Trump's appointed US Attorney for Delaware, David Weiss.
The 52-year-old may be charged with alleged tax violations or, more significantly, with offenses relating to foreign lobbying. Even though DailyMail.com revealed a voicemail where he did precisely that, the White House earlier this month claimed that the president maintains by his claims that he never communicated with his son Hunter about his business activities.
When questioned about the 2018 tape of the president discussing his son's transaction with Chinese oil company CEFC, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre indicated she would not comment on anything related to Hunter Biden's bombshell laptop.
During her regular briefing, Jean-Pierre informed Peter Doocy of Fox News, "I am not going to comment about suspected documents from the laptop from this podium."
Jean-Pierre was questioned by Wegmann on whether Biden's silence over Hunter and his international business activities is in line with his pledge to "always be level" with the American people.
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It is unclear if Jean-Pierre is claiming that she is unable to comment on the situation due to legal restrictions or for some other reason, or whether she is purposefully choosing not to do so. Despite the message indicating otherwise, Joe Biden has repeatedly insisted he had no connection with his adult son's foreign company.
At least one of the witnesses called before the secret panel was questioned regarding the identity of the pseudonym indicated in Gilliar's email. Joe Biden has previously denied knowing anything about Hunter's offshore business transactions, but a newly revealed voicemail left for his son in 2018 concerning his Chinese business connections appeared to contradict his previous comments.
In the message, Biden told his son, "I think you're clear," after discussing a New York Times piece describing Hunter's ties with a Chinese oil magnate accused of economic crimes.
It comes as officials were allegedly considering charging Hunter as the investigation against the president's son reached a critical stage, according to insiders. House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy has already promised a series of aggressive investigations into Joe, Hunter, and Jim Biden, complete with public hearings, if the GOP wins control of the House in the November midterm elections, as polls indicate, New York Post reported.
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