nwtk2007 wrote:
So, the kid flies to China with Pop on AF-2, comes home with a 1.5 billion dollar contract? Really? No wonder he's hiding out!
What!!! How can you right wingers keep posting the crap after so much rebuttal?
Not even the 7th grade debate class would try and keep this baloney as a fact..
One more time.. the same as posted before but a different article.
You may want to follow the link, some good information on the trump kid which I know you will h**e as it is the t***h..
https://www.businessinsider.com/h****r-biden-china-business-connections-everything-we-know-2019-10President Donald Trump this week suggested that H****r B***n had used his position as then-Vice President Joe Biden's son to secure a $1.5 billion deal with the Chinese state bank for a Chinese private equity company where he is a board member.
There is no evidence to this claim.
The $1.5 billion appears to refer to a sum that BHR, the private equity firm, was trying to raise in 2014 to invest outside China, according to The Wall Street Journal.
But Biden's lawyer said Biden has never profited from his work at BHR.
Here's what we know about H****r B***n's business dealings in China.
The global business dealings of H****r B***n, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, have been thrust into the spotlight after President Donald Trump suggested without evidence that the father and son had engaged in corruption in Ukraine and China.
Trump on Thursday openly called on China to investigate the Bidens, suggesting — without evidence — that China had given $1.5 billion to a Chinese private equity firm where H****r B***n was a board member to secure favorable deals with the US while Joe Biden was Vice President.
Here's what we know about the background of this allegation.
Biden has been a board member at BHR Equity Investment Fund Management Company, a Chinese state-backed private equity firm, since late 2013, according to The New York Times and the South China Morning Post.
In 2017, Biden bought 10% of the company for about $420,000, The Times reported.
The $1.5 billion Trump cited on Thursday appears to refer to a sum that BHR was trying to raise in 2014 to invest outside China, as The Wall Street Journal reported at the time.
That sum appeared in "Secret Empires," a book published last year that criticized Biden's business activities, The Journal reported.
Peter Schweizer, the author, said BHR "would seal a highly unusual $1.5 billion deal with funding from the Chinese government" after Biden flew to Beijing aboard Air Force Two at the time.
But Biden's lawyer George Mesires said earlier this week that Biden had never been paid for sitting on BHR's board, and has not received any payouts from his investment, according to The Times and The Washington Post.