James Biden Alleges Family Attempted to Sell Energy Assets to Ch

(TheConservativeTimes.org) – According to a recently published memorandum of an interview between James Biden, Biden’s attorney, the U.S. Attorney’s office, and the FBI, attempts were made by James to assist a Chinese business in acquiring U.S. energy assets.

James Biden is President Joe Biden’s brother.

A report shows that on the night before a congressional impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden, explosive new documents were released by the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday.

They revealed that President Joe Biden’s brother told the FBI that the first family and Hunter Biden tried without success to help a Chinese company buy U.S. energy assets, believing the firm’s administrator was connected to Communist China’s President Xi Jinping.

According to the FBI interview report released by the committee, in an interview with the FBI last year, James Biden discussed his and Hunter Biden’s efforts to assist the Chinese energy company CEFC in purchasing a liquid natural gas (LNG) plant on Monkey Island near the Louisiana shore. James Biden also stated that he had once met with the company’s chairman, Ye Jianming. That report is found here.

Rep. Austin Scott, a Republican from Georgia, spoke with John Solomon Wednesday and called it acts of treason in light of the news.

Scott said the Bidens resorted to extreme measures, which shows how bad things are. He said that a lot of the energy we consume in the United States is transported via ports in Louisiana. To give an opponent the capacity to dictate the energy supply within the United States, the thought that you would assist the Chinese in gaining assets within that area is outrageous. Scott said he didn’t know what kind of traitor you would have to be to do anything like that.

The report notes that President Biden has been claiming since the presidential election in 2020 that his family has never earned any money from China. This startling discovery directly undermines that assertion. It was part of a trove of information that FBI whistleblowers Joseph Ziegler and Gary Shapley provided to the committee.