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James Biden, the brother of Joe Biden, arrived at Capitol Hill on Wednesday morning for his private testimony in the impeachment inquiry involving the Bidens.
Accompanied by his legal team, James entered the House building amidst a flurry of questions from reporters regarding the Biden family’s alleged wrongdoings.
One journalist taunted James by inquiring about whether Hunter Biden had used drugs at the White House.
“Did Hunter smoke crack at the White House?” one reporter shouted as James Biden walked by.
In his statement to lawmakers, James Biden refuted any suggestions of his brother Joe Biden’s involvement in his business affairs, portraying himself as a successful entrepreneur with connections to Chinese billionaire tycoons linked to the CCP, prominent healthcare leaders, and other influential figures.
As my interview will make clear, there are four critical points:
1. I have had a 50-year career in a variety of business ventures. Joe Biden has never had any involvement or any direct or indirect financial interest in those activities. None.
2. Because of my intimate knowledge of my brother’s personal integrity and character, as well as my own strong ethics, I have always kept my professional life separate from our close personal relationship.
3. I never asked my brother to take any official action on behalf of me, my business associates, or anyone else.
4. In every business venture in which I have been involved, I have relied on my own talent, judgment, skill, and personal relationships—and never my status as Joe Biden’s brother. Those who have said or thought otherwise were either mistaken, ill informed, or flat-out lying.
James Biden absurdly claimed no one ever asked him to engage in illegal activity related to suspicious interest-free ‘loans’ he received:
Because of the episodic nature of the income from my consulting work, there have been a number of occasions when my personal financial obligations have exceeded our available funds. Some of those large expenditures have been predictable. For example, I have three children for whom we had large tuition payments. Other expenses were not as foreseeable, such as medical expenses for family members and the hurricane damage to our home in Florida.
In those instances, we have turned…
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