Hunter Biden Implies Joe Was ‘the Big Guy’ but Denies His Father Got Involved in China Deal

Hunter Biden has addressed why one of his business partners suggested giving “the big guy” an ownership stake in a joint venture with a Chinese company.

Hunter Biden testified before Congress on Wednesday and faced numerous questions about former business partner James Gilliar’s infamous suggestion that “the big guy” receive a 10 percent stake in a venture with Chinese infrastructure conglomerate CEFC.

He first responded to a question about the “big guy” during his testimony by criticizing former business partner Tony Bobulinski and denying that his father had any involvement in his foreign business dealings. Bobulinski testified earlier this month that Joe Biden was “the big guy” and vividly recalled meeting Joe and Hunter Biden to talk through the CEFC deal.

He described an agreement executed in which 20 percent ownership was given to himself, his uncle James Biden, Bobulinski, Gilliar, and business partner Rob Walker for a holding company that would be part of a joint venture with CEFC, according to a publicly released transcript of his testimony.