Shocking Senate report says Bidens bought $100k worth of “extravagant items” with credit cards linked to China

Reports in the past claiming that Joe and Hunter Biden are ‘beholden’ to China were, predictably, blown off as political propaganda by Democrats, but a new bombshell Senate report the party’s lapdogs in the ‘mainstream media’ are ignoring sheds additional light on these previous allegations.

The shocking new report, which was produced by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee and Senate Finance Committee, details a number of instances in which Hunter Biden and family members have deep connections to the Chinese communist government, Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.

In one case, for instance, the report states that on Sept. 8, 2017, Hunter Biden and Gongwen Dong, a Chinese national with ties to Beijing, opened up a bank account together in order to fund a $100,000 “global spending spree” for members of the Biden family.

“Hunter Biden and Gongwen Dong, a Chinese national who has reportedly executed transactions for limited liability companies controlled by Ye Jianming, applied to a bank and opened a line of credit under the business name Hudson West III LLC (Hudson West III),” says the report, adding more damning information and connections: 

Hunter Biden, James Biden, and James Biden’s wife, Sara Biden, were all authorized users of credit cards associated with the account. The Bidens subsequently used the credit cards they opened to purchase $101,291.46 worth of extravagant items, including airline tickets and multiple items at Apple Inc. stores, pharmacies, hotels, and restaurants. The cards were collateralized by transferring $99,000 from a Hudson West III account to a separate account, where the funds were held until the cards were closed. The transaction was identified for potential financial criminal activity.

Senate investigators discovered that Hunter Biden held one of the cards while James and Sara Biden, his brother and sister-in-law, held three.

The report notes further that Hudson West III LLC was incorporated on April 19, 2016, or more than one year before the China-tied line of credit was opened to finance purchases made by Hunter, James and Sara Biden.

“On Aug. 8, 2017, CEFC Infrastructure Investment wired $5 million to the bank account for Hudson West III,” the report says. And while it isn’t clear if Hunter Biden was half-owner of the bank at the time, “starting on Aug. 8, the same day the $5 million was received, and continuing through Sept. 25, 2018, Hudson West III sent frequent payments to Owasco, Hunter Biden’s firm. These payments, which were described as consulting fees, reached $4,790,375.25 in just over a year.” (Related: Joe Biden demands media declare total obedience to Democrats and blacklist all dissenting voice.)

The Senate report is damning; no doubt — there have been previous attempts to expose Hunter Biden’s ties to China, especially, as well as his Democratic presidential nominee father’s alleged efforts to open doors for his son.

In May 2019, investigative author Peter Schweizer – who has done tons of research on the Bidens’ shady dealings – explained why the former VP is “so warm toward China.”

In a column for the New York Post, Schweizer noted after Joe Biden blew off claims that China presents a huge national security threat to the U.S. in 2013 he took a trip with son Hunter Biden with him aboard Air Force Two to China.

“Less than two weeks later, Hunter Biden’s firm inked a $1?billion private equity deal with a subsidiary of the Chinese government’s Bank of China,” Schweizer wrote. “The deal was later expanded to $1.5? billion. In short, the Chinese government funded a business that it co-owned along with the son of a sitting vice president.”

He added that until he published details of the trip and the business deal in his book “Secret Empires,” few people knew that it had even taken place – a deal that also involved Chris Heinz, who is John Kerry’s stepson, and Heinz’s longtime associate Devon Archer.

Sources include:

Breitbart.com

NYPost.com

NewsTarget.com