BY Benjamin ClarkDecember 28, 2024
4 months ago
BY 
 | December 28, 2024
4 months ago

Joe, Hunter Biden Pictured with Xi in 2013 Image, Contradicting Prior Claims

Photographs of then-Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2013 have resurfaced, sparking debate about the president's previous assertions regarding his son’s business dealings.

These newly revealed images, obtained by America First Legal (AFL), show Biden and his son in conversations with Chinese leaders and Hunter’s business associates, casting doubt on Biden's claim of havig had no involvement in his son’s business affairs. as Catholicvote.org reports.

The photos, taken during Biden’s December 2013 visit to Beijing as vice president, capture interactions with Chinese President Xi Jinping and then-Vice President Li Yuanchao.

Highlighted by FOX News, the images also include Hunter with figures from BHR Partners, an investment fund tied to Chinese interests.

AFL Obtains Photos Through Litigation

America First Legal obtained the photos through a lawsuit against the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The images were initially scheduled for release on Oct. 23, 2024 -- just days prior to the U.S. presidential election. AFL alleged that attorneys representing Biden and former President Obama delayed their release until after Election Day.

The conservative group, founded by Stephen Miller, a former Trump advisor, released the photos to the public on Dec. 23.

AFL’s statement claimed the images highlighted ties between Biden, Hunter, Chinese officials, and Hunter’s business connections.

Hunter’s Business Ties Draw Scrutiny

Hunter Biden’s business activities have long been a subject of controversy. During Biden’s tenure as vice president, Hunter held a 10% stake in BHR Partners, which facilitated deals involving Chinese businesses. Critics argue this connection contradicts Joe Biden’s repeated claims that he never discussed business with his son.

Additional photographs show Joe Biden alongside Hunter’s business associates, Jonathan Li and Ming Xue, during the Beijing trip. These images have further fueled speculation about potential overlaps between Biden’s political role and Hunter’s financial interests.

Biden's Pardon of Hunter Adds to Tension

The release of the photos follows President Biden’s recent pardon of Hunter Biden.

Convicted on federal tax evasion and gun charges, the pardon has been controversial, with polls indicating only 22% of Americans support the decision. The timing of the photo release has added to ongoing criticism of the administration.

Photos Present Timeline of Key Moments

The December 2013 trip to Beijing marked a pivotal moment in Biden’s vice presidency. While the visit was part of official duties, the inclusion of Hunter Biden and his interactions with Chinese officials have raised questions about potential conflicts of interest. Critics argue that these meetings blur the lines between Biden’s public office and Hunter’s private business dealings.

The AFL stated via social media that NARA originally planned to release the photos by the Presidential Records Act. However, AFL claimed the delay was politically motivated, designed to withhold potentially damaging information until after the election.

Public Perception of Biden’s Claims

Joe Biden has consistently denied discussing business matters with his son. These resurfaced photographs, however, are being cited by critics as evidence that the president may have known about Hunter’s dealings. FOX News described the images as casting further doubt on Biden’s longstanding denials.

Statements from AFL and others have amplified concerns about transparency. AFL alleged that the delayed release was part of a broader effort to shield critical records from public scrutiny during a politically sensitive period.

Impact on Biden’s Political Standing

The release of the photos comes as Biden's term in office draws to a close. Critics argue that the images and their timing could impact his political legacy. Meanwhile, supporters contend that the photos do not substantiate claims of wrongdoing.

As the controversy unfolds, questions remain about the implications of Biden’s interactions with Chinese officials and Hunter’s business associates.

The timing of AFL’s release, coupled with Biden’s pardon of Hunter, has only heightened the stakes. The photographs now serve as a visual reminder of the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the Biden family’s financial and political activities.

Written by: Benjamin Clark

NATIONAL NEWS

SEE ALL

Soccer star Joe Thompson dies at 36 after cancer battle

The world of soccer and sports punditry is mourning the loss of Joe Thompson, a former midfielder for Rochdale who has died at the age…
14 hours ago
 • By Benjamin Clark

GOP urges indefinite extension of Trump’s 2017 tax legislation

Washington is bracing for debate as discussions intensify over the future of American tax policy, driven by Republican efforts to make the 2017 tax cuts…
14 hours ago
 • By Benjamin Clark

US pulls visas of Mexican band members accused of glorifying drug cartel leader

In a decisive move against the glorification of criminal activities, the U.S. Department of State has revoked the visas of the members of Los Alegres…
14 hours ago
 • By Benjamin Clark

Trump replaces acting IRS commissioner days after appointment

More changes are afoot at the IRS at a time of noteworthy leadership adjustments. In a surprising twist at the Internal Revenue Service, Gary Shapley…
14 hours ago
 • By Benjamin Clark

Reverend's scandal widens with lover linked to husband's death

Amid a swell of rumors and investigations, Pastor John Paul Miller finds himself at the heart of a sordid affair punctuated by death and scandal.…
16 hours ago
 • By Benjamin Clark

DON'T WAIT.

We publish the objective news, period. If you want the facts, then sign up below and join our movement for objective news:

    LATEST NEWS

    Newsletter

    Get news from American Digest in your inbox.

      By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: American Digest, 3000 S. Hulen Street, Ste 124 #1064, Fort Worth, TX, 76109, US, http://americandigest.com. You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the SafeUnsubscribe® link, found at the bottom of every email. Emails are serviced by Constant Contact.
      Christian News Alerts is a conservative Christian publication. Share our articles to help spread the word.
      © 2025 - CHRISTIAN NEWS ALERTS - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
      magnifier