Biden, Kerry Family Secret Inside Deal with China, $1 Billion Involved

Ever since Donald Trump took office, the media have been riled up with concern about Jared Kushner and the ways he might use his father in-law’s power to grow the family business. It turns out, though, that Joe Biden’s son’s use of power for financial gain was far more egregious than anything Jared Kushner has even been accused of doing.

In 2013, Joe Biden and his son Henry took a trip to China on an official visit for the Vice President to meet with Chinese president Xi Jinping. Just days after this visit, Hunter Biden struck a $1 billion deal with China’s state-owned bank on behalf of the private equity firm that Hunter Biden manages.

This type of pay-to-play behavior is unprecedented and unacceptable, and yet the story has received limited media attention. However, Breitbart News senior editor-at-large Peter Schweizer plans to lay out all of the details of this transaction in his upcoming book, “Secret Empires: How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends”.

One can only imagine the fallout that would take place if Jared Kushner had been the one to ink a $1 billion deal with China after President Trump had visited the country. Since Joe Biden is one of the frontrunners to challenge Trump in 2020, though, his son’s actions are being given a free pass by the media.

To learn more about the details behind this shocking scandal, be sure to check out the video below.


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