In an era when government transparency should be paramount, the American public continues to learn disturbing details about high-level politics through legal action rather than voluntary disclosure. The latest revelation comes not through official channels, but through a conservative watchdog group’s determined pursuit of the truth.
For years, President Joe Biden has maintained an unwavering stance. Indeed, he claimed that he never discussed business with his son Hunter or met with his foreign business associates.
“I have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings,” Biden definitively stated during his presidential campaign.
That categorical denial now faces perhaps its strongest challenge yet.
The Photos Biden Never Wanted You To See
Newly released photographs, obtained by America First Legal (AFL) through litigation against the National Archives, appear to show then-Vice President Biden not only meeting with his son’s Chinese business associates but also introducing Hunter to Chinese President Xi Jinping during a 2013 official trip to Beijing.
Let that sink in for a moment.
“These photos shed light on the connections between then-Vice President Biden, Hunter and his Chinese business associates, and Chinese government officials, including President Xi Jinping,” AFL said in a statement.
The organization noted that the National Archives had initially planned to release these photographs on October 23, 2024 – just days before the presidential election – but lawyers representing Biden and former President Barack Obama delayed their release.
The timing of the photos’ emergence carries particular weight, coming just weeks after President Biden issued an unprecedented pardon to his son Hunter for any federal crimes committed between 2014 and 2024. Convenient timing, wouldn’t you say?
The photographs appear to document multiple concerning interactions. One shows Biden introducing Hunter to Chinese President Xi Jinping. Meanwhile, another captures the then-vice president meeting with Jonathan Li, who would become CEO of BHR Partners – a Chinese state-backed private equity firm.
And here’s where it gets interesting: According to House Oversight Committee findings, BHR Partners was officially registered just 12 days after the Bidens’ Air Force Two touched down in Beijing.
Following The Money
“Mr. Li sought—and received—access to Vice President Biden’s political power, including, for example, preferential access to then-U.S. Ambassador to China Max Baucus … a condition of Hunter Biden and his associates participating in the BHR deal,” the House Oversight Committee reported in their investigation.
The implications extend beyond mere meetings. BHR Partners went on to play a crucial role in Chinese acquisitions. These include the 2016 purchase of a Congolese cobalt mine from U.S. and Canadian companies – a strategic resource vital for electric car batteries and America’s green energy ambitions.
Former Biden family associate Devon Archer’s testimony to Congress adds further context to these photographs. Archer described how Biden was regularly put on speakerphone during business meetings to sell “the brand,” directly contradicting the president’s repeated denials of involvement in his family’s business dealings.
Questions Remain
“These images are incredibly damning and speak volumes,” noted Peter Schweizer, an investigative journalist who has long documented the Biden family’s foreign business connections. If this doesn’t raise red flags, what would?
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) emphasized that “Hunter’s pardon doesn’t disqualify Congress from continuing our investigation into the Biden Crime Family Syndicate.”
He went on to call for Hunter to testify under oath, stating “he can’t hide from the truth forever.”
As Americans process these revelations, the fundamental question remains: How many more photographs, documents, and pieces of evidence must be forced into the public eye through legal action before we get full transparency about the intersection of official duties and family business dealings at the highest levels of government?
The White House, Hunter Biden’s legal team, and the Chinese embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Go figure.
Key Takeaways:
- Photos prove Biden misled Americans about his role in Hunter’s Chinese business ventures.
- National Archives delayed releasing evidence until after the critical election period.
- The recent sweeping pardon of Hunter takes on new significance, given photographic evidence.
- Congressional oversight remains essential as more evidence emerges of Biden family dealings.
Sources: Fox News, The New York Post, KGAN, Daily Wire
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