Perhaps not-coincidentally, it's been revealed that Hunter Biden may own an indirect stake in the Chinese giant.
Jesse Watters explained last night:
In 2015 Hunters firm, BHR, bought a nearly two billion dollar stake in Sinopec. In November Hunter's attorney claims he divested his stakes in his Chinese Holdings. But as of March, Chinese records still listed him as a 10% owner in the firm BHR Partners, which a Georgetown Professor valued to be worth a cool 20 million dollars. The [oil] sale happened in April, as of this moment, we can't say, for sure that Hunter has an ownership stake in this company. Nor can we say that he directly profited from the sale.
But what's indisputable is this Hunter Biden is not a Chinese Economist, he's not a Chinese energy expert. The only reason why the Chinese would cut him in to their company is so that he can peddle influence back in Washington with his dad and get them. Really great deals.
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