- A whistleblower has come forward to claim they have direct knowledge of Joe Biden’s involvement in son Hunter’s foreign business deals while serving as VP
- The informant says they were on a 2012 conference call involving Joe, Hunter, his business partner Jeff Cooper, late Senator Harry Reid and his son Key Reid
- The call was about Hunter, Key and Jeff’s new venture into online gambling in Latin America, and the source says Joe was active on the call
- The whistleblower claims Joe discussed details of the business and appeared to be involved as a ‘silent partner’
- ‘With the direct observations I had, it’s obvious Joe was participating in the business,’ they said. ‘He wasn’t passive, he was talking about it. If I had to describe him, he was like a member of the Board of Directors’
- The whistleblower has identified themselves to Senate investigators but asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal
- Cooper has said the claims are a ‘complete fabrication’
Joe Biden was involved in his son Hunter’s foreign business deals while he was Vice President, a new whistleblower with direct knowledge claims.
The whistleblower has identified themselves to Senate investigators but asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisals.
The informant says they were party to a 2012 conference call involving then-VP Joe, Hunter, 52, his business partner Jeff Cooper, 53, late Senate majority leader Harry Reid and his son Key Reid, 48, who was also in business with Hunter.
The Spring 2012 call was about Hunter, Key and Jeff’s new venture into online gambling in Latin America, the whistleblower said, adding that Joe was active on the call discussing details of the business, and appeared to be involved as a ‘silent partner’.
‘He wasn’t passive, he was talking about it. If I had to describe him, he was like a member of the Board of Directors,’ the source said.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, Cooper denied ever having a call about any of his companies with the president or late senator saying it was a ‘complete fabrication’.
Key, Hunter and the White House did not respond to requests for comment.
By Josh Boswell
