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“We also have new information tonight about a scandal dating back to last year's presidential campaign. It concerns Hunter Biden, an investment deal with the Chinese state-backed company, and what newly uncovered records indicate,” said "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier at the top of the segment.
Fox News' national correspondent, William La Jeunesse, also noted:
Hunter Biden flew with his father, then vice president, to China in 2013. At the time the media thoughts it was no big deal, and six years later neither did Joe. ... Ten days after that trip, Hunter formed Bohai Harvest Investments a private equity fund that, according to The New York Times, later helped a Chinese company acquire a cobalt mine in the Congo in central Africa. Why does it matter? Cobalt is a scarce metal, essential for electric car batteries. “In 2016, at the time of the purchase, the Obama-Biden White House provided $4.5 billion to help power electric cars and today President Biden wants to go entirely electric making manufacturers dependent on the very cobalt mines his son helped sell to the Chinese,” he added. In March 2017, NBC Nightly News covered the story of liberal owners of a Washington, D.C., wine bar who filed suit against then-President Donald Trump for allegedly violating the Constitutions' emoluments clause because of the Trump International Hotel. But when it comes to real corruption and presidential conflicts of interest, the network is completely silent now. Pathetic. Sources include: Newsbusters.org NaturalNews.comAmericans actively avoid news due to untrustworthiness and bias of mainstream media
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