Hunter Biden’s text message suggests he planned a meeting in NYC with his dad, uncle, and a Chinese executive.

Hunter Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, has come under scrutiny for his alleged ties to a Chinese energy company. Recently released messages from the House Ways and Means Committee reveal a proposed meeting between Hunter, Joe Biden, and the CEO of CEFC Global Strategic Holdings in New York City.

The messages show Hunter asking the CEO to meet with his father and uncle during a visit to New York City. The exchange suggests that Hunter was trying to facilitate a meeting between the Chinese executive and Joe Biden, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.

Less than two weeks after the proposed meeting, Hunter contacted the CEO again, expressing eagerness for a report from a meeting in China. The CEO responded, explaining that due to legal challenges, it would be difficult to move forward with any projects involving Hunter.

These exchanges shed light on the complex web of relationships and potential conflicts of interest involving the Biden family and Chinese business interests. The emails and messages released by the House Ways and Means Committee provide a glimpse into the inner workings of these relationships.

It is not the first time that members of the Biden family have been linked to Chinese business interests. Hunter’s former business partner has testified that Joe Biden met with CEFC executives in Washington, D.C., including Chairman Ye Jianming. Hunter Biden himself sent greetings on behalf of the Biden family to Jianming in a 2017 email.

These revelations raise questions about the extent of Joe Biden’s involvement in his son’s business dealings and the potential conflicts of interest that may have arisen as a result. Despite President Biden’s denials of any knowledge of Hunter’s foreign business activities, the evidence suggests a pattern of interactions with foreign business associates.

The House Oversight Committee released a report earlier this year alleging that Joe Biden had interacted with numerous foreign business associates of Hunter Biden. The report claims that these individuals funneled millions of dollars to Hunter, raising concerns about influence and possible conflicts of interest.

As more information comes to light, the connections between the Biden family and foreign business interests continue to be a subject of controversy and scrutiny. The House Ways and Means Committee’s release of these messages provides further insight into the complex relationships that have raised questions about ethics and transparency in the highest levels of government.