Published Jul 25, 2023

Biden Will Be Impeached

Ben Shapiro delves into the complexities of the Republican Party's internal conflicts and their media portrayal while scrutinizing Hunter Biden's financial activities and possible implications for President Joe Biden, amid debates on potential impeachment.
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  • Financial Transactions

    Hunter Biden's financial transactions with foreign entities reveal a complex web of monetary exchanges. In 2017, Hunter received a diamond worth $80,000 from CEFC's Chairman Yi Zhan Meng, followed by substantial wire transfers from Chinese companies to accounts associated with the Biden family 1. These transactions included a $3 million wire to Robinson Walker LLC, which subsequently distributed hundreds of thousands to various Biden accounts 1. Ben Shapiro highlights the suspicious nature of these dealings, noting the formation of a joint venture with CEFC, where Hunter held a 50% stake 2.

    The Bidens are the best I know at doing exactly what the chairman wants from this partnership.

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    The IRS whistleblowers reported that Hunter cleared $17.3 million from foreign income streams between 2014 and 2019, raising questions about tax compliance and the extent of Joe Biden's awareness 3.

       

    Biden's Involvement

    Joe Biden's involvement in Hunter's business activities is under intense scrutiny, with testimonies suggesting he was more than just a passive observer. Devon Archer is expected to testify that Hunter frequently dialed Joe into meetings with overseas business partners, casting doubt on Joe's claims of ignorance 4. Despite Joe's repeated denials of knowledge about Hunter's dealings, evidence suggests otherwise, with allegations of bribery and influence peddling surfacing 5.

    Joe Biden is a liar. He is a liar. We know for a fact that Joe Biden knew about his son's businesses.

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    The White House's shifting narrative, as highlighted by Karina Jean Pierre's recent statements, further complicates the situation, suggesting a deeper connection between Joe and Hunter's business affairs 6.

       

    Art Controversy

    The controversy surrounding Hunter Biden's art sales raises questions about potential influence peddling. Hunter's paintings, sold for exorbitant prices, have been linked to political appointments, such as Elizabeth Hirsch Naftali's position on the Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad 7. This connection suggests a possible quid pro quo, with art sales serving as a conduit for political favors.

    Hunter Biden is clearly selling these pieces to unspecified buyers who are allies of the Biden family.

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    The lack of transparency in these transactions, coupled with the high prices paid for Hunter's art, fuels suspicions of money laundering and corruption, as noted by Ben Shapiro 8.

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