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Chilling text messages on Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop appear to show him calling First Lady Jill Biden, his stepmother, a “vindictive moron.” The messages show Hunter Biden blasting his stepmother following a family argument in late 2018. In one text he sent to the widow of his brother, he called Jill Biden “selfish” and “entitled.”
“F*** my stepmother for always being as much of a selfish silly entitled c*** as you,” he wrote to Hallie Biden as their brief relationship began to deteriorate.
In another text that he sent to his uncle and frequent business partner James Biden, Hunter recalled an argument with Jill Biden.
“And you do know the drunkest I’ve ever been is still smarter than you could ever even comprehend and you’re a shut [sic] grammar teacher that wouldn’t survive one class in an ivy graduate program,” he wrote. “So go f*** yourself Jill let’s all agree I don’t like you any more than you like me.”
Hunter Biden’s legal drama took another turn this week.
Late last week, it was revealed that Hunter’s longtime business partner Eric Schwerin is “cooperating” with a key House committee’s investigation.
“He is cooperating with us,” House Oversight and Accountability Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) said Thursday evening during an interview on the “Just the News, No Noise” television show.
“His attorneys and my counsel are communicating on a regular basis. Now, I feel confident that he’s going to work with us, and provide us with the information that we have requested,” Comer said. “I think that Schwerwin is going to be a very valuable witness for us in this investigation.”
As a result, Comer has announced that his committee will not delay any further and will begin issuing subpoenas right away.
“We know individuals, many are cooperating with us now, but others, not so much,” he said. “We’re going to start subpoenaing people in the private sector, we’re going to start subpoenaing financial institutions to get us the information. And then we’ll go from there.”
Comer also noted that refusing to assist in the investigation undercuts Hunter Biden’s claims that he doesn’t have anything to hide.
“But we all know that this family was involved in influence peddling. And this administration is doing everything in its ability to try to block oversight,” he continued.
Comer noted that his committee is currently in a struggle to obtain information from both the White House and the Biden family. However, the cooperation of Schwerin is considered a significant breakthrough that may encourage other critical witnesses to come forward and cooperate.
“That’s a very positive development, I believe that’s going to lead to a few others coming forward,” he said.
As the federal government’s investigation into first son Hunter Biden has been ongoing for more than two years, enforcement action has now been taken action against him.
While striving to promote his international pursuits, Hunter leveraged his Connecticut law license to obtain a $1 million retainer from the chairman of CEFC China Energy Company in 2017.
However, according to officials, he failed to pay the required $75 Client Security Fund fee to practice law in the state, resulting in the suspension of his license for the third time, according to Breitbart News.
The suspension of his law license is linked to the address on record, which is located in the House of Sweden in Washington, D.C.
The office space was allegedly used by Hunter to facilitate a deal with CEFC China Energy Co., resulting in the retainer payment from the company’s chairman, Ye Jianming, the outlet reported.
Earlier this month, a Daily Mail report said that one of Hunter’s business partners had access to, and moved “1,850 boxes of sensitive documents from then-VP Joe Biden’s White House office” and lawyers had warned him about this. The lawyers didn’t want anything related to “Obama-Biden transition papers” involved, especially if Joe Biden did own them.
In December 2020, it was also reported that the US Attorney’s Office in Delaware was investigating Hunter for potential tax fraud related to his business dealings in China. The investigation reportedly began in 2018, but it is unclear what specific actions or transactions are under scrutiny. Hunter has denied any wrongdoing.
In April 2021, it was reported that Hunter remained under federal investigation, but the focus had shifted to his taxes and potential money laundering. The investigation is being led by the US Attorney’s Office in Delaware and the FBI, and it is ongoing.
