The release of new documents by Congress has shed light on a concerning communication involving Hunter Biden, his Chinese business partners, and a meeting arranged during a Sandy Hook Memorial Ceremony. In the texts, Hunter Biden proposed a meeting with Yadong Liu, CEO of CEFC Global Strategic Holdings, while he and his father, Joe Biden, were attending the memorial service.
Hunter’s message indicates that his father, Joe Biden, wanted him to attend the Sandy Hook memorial service in New York and expressed his desire for Yadong Liu to meet with his father and uncle before discussing business matters further. Yadong Liu responded affirmatively, indicating his willingness to meet at the specified time.
Hunter Biden used Joe Biden’s appearance at a Sandy Hook memorial service to arrange a meeting between his dad and his Chinese business partners, new texts reveal.
The messages come from a fresh tranche of documents released by Congress on Wednesday, given to them by IRS agents who investigated the First Son.
On December 12, 2017 Hunter wrote on the Chinese messaging app WeChat to Liu Yadong, a top executive at Chinese oil giant CEFC, to arrange a meeting with his father.
‘Can you meet this evening early,’ Hunter wrote. ‘My father will be in New York also and he wants me to attend the Sandyhook memorial service with him and I would like him to meet you along with my uncle [Jim Biden] and then you and I can talk let me know if that works.’
‘No problem,’ Yadong replied. ‘Pls let me know where and when to meet.’
The exchange raises questions about the propriety of arranging business meetings during sensitive events like memorial ceremonies and the potential intersection of personal and professional interests involving the Biden family. Additionally, previous reports have highlighted financial dealings between Hunter Biden and Chinese entities, including CEFC, further underscoring the significance of these communications.
While Joe Biden’s direct involvement in the meeting is not explicitly mentioned in the documents, the correspondence suggests a level of coordination involving family members and business associates. The timing and nature of the meeting, along with the involvement of individuals linked to the Chinese energy conglomerate, warrant further scrutiny and raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
