The Bobulinski Interview
Campaign Rhetoric,Joe Biden,2020 Election,Hunter Biden,Tony Bobulinski,China,Business,Corruption,Journalism,Media Bias,Donald Trump,Elections
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THE QUICK FACTS
- On October 20th, Fox News host Tucker Carlson had an interview with Tony Bobulinski, a former business associate of Hunter Biden and James Biden (Joe Biden's brother).
- Bobulinski claimed that Vice President Biden had some level of involvement in Hunter Biden's business dealings with China, specifically with a company named CEFC China Energy.
- In the interview, Bobulinski — a former U.S. Navy lieutenant and investor — says, “In that [final] debate, [Biden] made a specific statement around questions around this from the president,” Bobulinski said. “And I’ll be honest with you, I almost stood up and screamed ‘liar’ and walked out because I was shocked that after four days or five days that they prep for this, that the Biden family is taking that position to the world."
- Throughout the campaign trail, Vice President Biden has stated that he had no direct involvement with his son's business dealings and refutes the story.
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