Hunter Biden’s Ex-Business Partner Expected to Reveal New Evidence

HUNTER Biden’s former business partner is preparing to testify with thousands of new recordings, photos, and messages that could damage the First Family.

Tony Bobulinski claims to have a firsthand account of the Biden family’sdealings with Chinese government-linked business partners.

Bobulinski’s evidence consists of audio recordings taped during phone calls and meetings between partners in the First Family’s multi-million-dollar deal with CEFC, a Chinese oil giant.

“I have WhatsApp and WeChat text messages, emails, contracts, corporate filings, and other documents,” Bobulinski said. “President Joe Biden was involved in the Chinese deal and met with him twice in 2017 to discuss it with Hunter and the president’s brother, Jim Biden, even though President Biden has denied involvement several times.”

Despite some of the materials already being shared publicly, Bobulinski claims that he still has a lot of unseen evidence.

Text messages in a group chat between Bobulinski, CEFC executive director Zang Jianjun, and interpreter Henry Zhao on the Chinese messaging app, WeChat were made public.

“Hi Tony, in the group are Director, you and me. He just asked me to convey several points,” Zhao wrote. 

“1. His best regards to you, Biden family and our other friends!”

He then referenced the $10million CEFC promised to put into the Bidens’ venture, $5million up front, and another $5million in the form of a loan.

“2. The charter capital will be remitted within 3-4 days,” Zhao added.

“It may go in two batches, with the trans of 5 M. Plz rest assured.”

The texts show that Hunter and certain members of his family were allegedly involved in a $10million deal with the Chinese.

Zang was a key figure in the family’s dealings with CEFC and has several close relationships with the Chinese Communist Party.

Zang traveled to Moscow with President Xi Jinping to secure an oil deal with Vladimir Putin and reported back on the deal with the Bidens to Xi, according to texts from Hunter. 

In another message, Hunter had invited Bobulinski to meet the president at the Milken Institute in Los Angeles back in May 2017 as the Bidens’ deal with China grew more intense.

“My Dad’s speaking Wednesday morning at Milken. You should come meet him if you can,” Hunter wrote at the time. 

Bobulinski replied: “OK sounds good.”

The texts seem to prove Bobulinski’s claims that he met with President Biden and asked about his Chinese business dealings – something that Biden has denied several times.

Bobulinski also shared one of his call recordings from when he first came forward in October 2020. The recording was broadcasted during his interview with Tucker Carlson, featuring a short clip in which Bobulinski told Rob Walker, another partner in the Chinese deal, that he would blow the whistle if the First Family didn’t come clean.

“If he doesn’t come out on record I am providing the facts,” Bobulinski said in the recording.

“Tony, you’re just going to bury all of us, man,” Walker allegedly said.

Delaware prosecutor David Weiss claims he is reportedly close to charging the president’s son with tax crimes after a four-year investigation.

“The allegations include money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying, and gun crimes,” said Weiss.

Hunter has denied any wrongdoing.