Jim Biden Emailed a Crack-Addled Hunter, "I Can Work With Your Father Alone" on the Business Deals With Chinese Agents

Hunter was in bad shape with his addictions crack and alcohol (and what have you). He was out of money -- he claimed he didn't even have enough money for food and gas.

And the New York Times had put heat on him by publishing a rare Activists Media article about his "business" dealings.

Joe Biden's bagman brother Jim wrote to Hunter, "I can work with your father alone on these deals," assuring him that he could take a step back from dealing with corrupt foreign agents and that Joe Biden would take over this role.

But how could Joe Biden work on the Jim and Hunter Chinese "business" deals? Joe Biden has repeatedly said he never, ever talked about Jim and Hunter's "business" deals!

The emails prove that Joe Biden was in fact part of the conspiracy to sell favors to corrupt foreign actors.

EXCLUSIVE: 'You need a safe harbor - I can work with your father alone!' The telling text Jim Biden sent to nephew Hunter suggests Joe WAS in on their business plans after scathing article appeared linking connection to corrupt Chinese energy deal

Texts from Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop reveal uncle Jim Biden messaged him saying, 'you need a safe harbor' and 'I can work with you[r] father alone!'

The conversation happened two weeks after a 2018 New York Times story exposed Hunter's connections to corrupt Chinese oil firm CEFC

The text messages are the latest in growing evidence tying Joe Biden to Hunter's shady overseas business deals

Newly unearthed text messages suggest President Joe Biden may have been involved in his son and brother's business deals with the Chinese, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Two weeks after a 2018 New York Times story exposed Hunter Biden's connections to a corrupt Chinese Communist Party-linked oil firm CEFC, his uncle Jim Biden texted him saying: 'you need a safe harbor' and 'I can work with you[r] father alone!'

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Last June DailyMail.com uncovered a voicemail from Joe to his son recorded the night the Times story was published, telling Hunter he read the piece and saying 'I think you're clear'.

The content of the voicemail indicates Joe was not being truthful when he repeatedly claimed he never discussed Hunter's overseas business with his son.

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The Times, without the benefit of the treasure trove of documents on Hunter's laptop, reported at the time that it was 'unclear whether Hunter Biden struck any business deals with CEFC'.

When the story broke Hunter, now 53, texted a link to Jim. He also received the bombshell voicemail from Joe.

'Hey pal, it's Dad. It's 8:15 on Wednesday night. If you get a chance just give me a call. Nothing urgent. I just wanted to talk to you,' the President said in the message.

'I thought the article released online -- it's going to be printed tomorrow in the Times -- was good. I think you're clear. And anyway if you get a chance give me a call, I love you.'

Hunter then cut off contact with his uncle for several days.

Jim was doggedly trying to get hold of Hunter to discuss their 'deals' in the days after the Times story about their relationship with the Chinese.

'I cannot find you, believe it or not I have been looking,' Jim finally texted Hunter on December 28. 'I [have] driven by [Hunter's then-lover and his brother's widow] Hallie's, you fathers. Called texted you ect.

'I want to help, all the deals are still alive! ... I've spoken to your father, he says he doesn't know where you are but that you have been speaking.'

Hunter and his uncle then switched to a text conversation on WhatsApp, and Jim recommended Hunter take a 90-day skiing retreat in Colorado.

'You will be untouchable!' he wrote. 'By that time we will have made it with all of these deals or not. I think we will.'

Hunter replied that he was broke, relying on his father to pay his bills -- though First Lady Jill Biden had drawn the line at paying Hunter's alimony to his ex-wife Kathleen.

Jim texted back on the secure messaging app indicating that Joe may have been in on their business plans.

'This can work, you need a safe harbor,' Jim wrote. 'I can work with you father alone !!

'We as usual just need several months of his help for this to work. Let's talk about it. It makes perfect sense to me. This is difficult to fully vet without talking. Will you please call me on w/A [WhatsApp]. We can develope [sic] a plan together.'

The actual emails are at the link.

Jonathan Turley finds this to be serious evidence of corruption by Joe Biden himself.

Despite a largely supportive media, the Bidens have long been known for influence-peddling.

Hunter knew that the Times story was only the tip of an iceberg.

There were deals all over the world with foreign figures worth millions and some of these figures had close ties to foreign intelligence or regimes.

As revealed recently by the House Oversight Committee, the Bidens constructed a labyrinth of corporations and accounts to transfer millions from these deals to various Biden family members, including grandchildren.

Both Joe and Jim Biden were reaching out to Hunter to assure him that he was in the "clear" and that there was a "safe harbor."

Nevertheless, Joe Biden repeatedly claimed as a presidential candidate and as president that he had no knowledge of any foreign dealings of his son.

Those denials now appear patently false.

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Jim Biden appears to be rushing to get Hunter to work on the problem with the family.

He assures him that they can find him "a safe harbor" and that "I can work with you[r] father alone!"

The messages may refer to the fact that Hunter's past complaint was that he was giving as much as half of his proceeds to his father and was now facing towering financial demands.

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These messages highlight another inconvenient fact: Hunter was hardly a figure who generated confidence or cash.

In 2018, he was an utter mess at the very time that foreign figures were funneling money to him.

He was clearly noncommunicative with his family and still gushing money.

He had previously complained that the Russians had blackmail material on him. He was a danger not just to himself.

In his later book, Hunter admits that he was a crack addict and alcoholic: "Drinking a quart of vodka a day by yourself in a room is absolutely, completely debilitating" as well as "smoking crack around the clock."

Given these admissions, why were so many foreign figures rushing to give this human wrecking ball millions?

He not only lacked expertise in areas like energy or mining, but he was barely able to function, according to his own account.

The answer seems abundantly clear.

This was classic corruption.

And today is the deadline for Wray to turn over the document making an allegation against Joe Biden for bribery. Wray is still refusing to turn the document over -- but he says maybe he'll call Representative Comer tomorrow. If he doesn't have a plane to catch.

FBI Director Christopher Wray has scheduled a phone call for Wednesday with House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer to discuss an informant file that allegedly accuses President Biden of being part of a $5 million bribery scheme while vice president.

Comer (R-Ky.) issued a subpoena for the document nearly one month ago and set for Wray a final deadline of Tuesday before the committee takes action to hold him in contempt.

"Your response to the subpoena is due May 30, 2023," Comer warned Wray in a letter last week. "If the FD-1023 form is not produced by that date, the Committee will initiate contempt of Congress proceedings."

It's unclear what the timing of the phone call portends for Wray's compliance, but the FBI has thus far refused to provide the file, citing concerns about informant confidentiality and the fact that tips are unverified.

Comer issued a subpoena for the informant file on May 3 after a whistleblower contacted Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) about the document, said to have been "created or modified" on June 30, 2020.

The FBI said last week: "Releasing confidential source information could potentially jeopardize investigations and put lives at risk. The FBI remains committed to cooperating with Congress's oversight requests on this matter and others as we always have."

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) attempted to help mediate the dispute with a May 19 call to Wray and said afterward he thought the bureau would comply.

"The FBI has continued to tie itself in knots to ignore a legitimate subpoena from Congress, which has a constitutional duty of oversight," Grassley fumed last week.

"The Bureau's developed a serious reputation problem through its spate of failures and overreach, and leadership is doing it no favors by attempting to stiff-arm Congress," the longtime senator and Whistleblower Protection Caucus co-chairman said.

"The FBI knows exactly what document Chairman Comer and I are seeking, and if they know us at all, they know we will get it, one way or another. If FBI leadership truly cares about protecting the agency's reputation, they'd cooperate."

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