New Hunter Biden Report Raises Questions About Business Dealings in Ireland

Joe Biden’s trip to Northern Ireland and Ireland raises big questions.

We were told he was going there to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, the agreement that pretty much ended the “troubles” in Northern Ireland. But truthfully, it seemed like it was more of a vacation and an effort to visit places related to Biden’s personal history, including areas where his mother’s family was from, paid for by the taxpayer dime.

“He will meet with relatives, visit places of significance to the Finnegans of County Louth and the Blewitts of County Mayo and discuss how a fierce pride in being Irish and a value system that says everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect have been passed down to each generation,” a White House official said.

There was another big question that no one in the media seemed to be asking: why were his sister and Hunter there? Was the family going to reimburse the government for taking them along on the trip and getting a vacation out of this? And unfortunately, the question we now also have to ask is, was there some other business that this might relate to? Hunter got invited despite being under investigation for years by the FBI and the House GOP looking into Biden family foreign business dealings. Hunter did serve some utility, acting as Joe’s handler in the absence of his wife Jill, helping explain things to him and tell him what he had to do.

We’ve seen in the past when Biden was vice president how Hunter hopped aboard Air Force Two with his dad to go to China and then met with a business associate—Jonathan Li—while there, even introducing Li to Joe Biden. That 2013 trip, pictured above, is just one of the many meetings that did happen with Hunter’s business associates, despite Joe saying that he knew nothing about his son’s enterprises.

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