@mattbbpl:https://thenationaldesk.com/news/americas-news-now/president-biden-interweaved-his-finances-with-his-son-hunter-messages-show-joe-laptop-text-email
Initially, intelligence experts and others called the initial reports of Hunter Biden's laptop and contained emails, published first by the New York Post, to likely be "Russian disinformation."
The story has recently picked up steam again after the laptop and emails were verified by both the Washington Post and New York Times.
Still, the White House reportedly continues to claim President Joe Biden has never spoken or been involved with his son's overseas business dealings, but many critics say the emails reveal otherwise.
peaking with The National Desk, political insider Armstrong Williams says he believes the emails will make it so Joe Biden will not be able to deny the influence his former position as vice president had on his son's dealings.
The laptop is replete with criminal evidence that was nevertheless successfully discredited by Joe Biden, intelligence community and the mainstream media as Russian disinformation for such a long time," Williams told TND. "Hunter Biden, and the president's brother James Biden, monetized the vice president's row by receiving millions of dollars, millions of dollars in payment, from a Ukrainian official, I mean, plural And not just, I mean, from Russia oligarchs, more than just one ... Unquantified millions flowed to Hunter Biden and the president's brother James Biden. All Hunter and James had to offer for these millions was Joe Biden, the vice president of the United States.
The reported revelations from DailyMail.com, along with the"Big Guy" emails, include President Biden allegedly meeting with his son's foreign business associatesat a D.C. restaurantdespite White House denials, President Biden meeting with an executive ofUkrainian gas firm Burismawhere Hunter was earning $1 million a year for a board seat, President Bidensharing a bank accountwith his son Hunter, and President Bidenwriting a college recommendationletter for the son of Hunter's Chinese business partner.
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