The Australian’s Greg Sheridan claims mainstream media in the United States is wrongly giving President Joe Biden a “free pass” amid accusations against his son, Hunter Biden. “There is clear evidence now that Joe Biden talked to all kinds of business associates of Hunter Biden in countries where he was doing business as vice president – Ukraine, China and a lot of other countries,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “It’s clear he spoke to them over the phone, he had dinners with them, and his brand was essential to his son making a lot of money, and other Biden relatives.” Mr Sheridan added it is unknown if that money ended up in the president’s “pockets”.
The Australian’s Greg Sheridan claims mainstream media in the United States is wrongly giving President Joe Biden a “free pass” amid accusations against his son, Hunter Biden.
“There is clear evidence now that Joe Biden talked to all kinds of business associates of Hunter Biden in countries where he was doing business as vice president – Ukraine, China and a lot of other countries,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “It’s clear he spoke to them over the phone, he had dinners with them, and his brand was essential to his son making a lot of money, and other Biden relatives.”
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