It has been revealed that Joe Biden sent Hunter a voicemail in 2018 regarding a New York Times story that called out his son's business ventures with former Chinese oil magnate CEFC.
As the Daily Mail reports, the alleged voicemail was recorded on December 12, 2018, and recovered off a backup of Hunter's old iPhone on his infamous laptop.
"Hey pal, it's Dad," Joe said to Hunter. "It's 8:15 on Wednesday night. If you get a chance just give me a call. Nothing urgent. I just wanted to talk to you."
"I thought the article released online, it's going to be printed tomorrow in the Times, was good. I think you're clear. And anyway if you get a chance give me a call, I love you."
The Times story in question revealed that Hunter's potential business partner, CEFC chairman Ye Jianming, had been arrested in China, and that Ye's associate Patrick Ho had been convicted of bribery in the US.
The piece explained that Hunter had met with Ye in Miami the year before to discuss business.
It has since been revealed that Hunter made multi-million dollar deals with the Chinese company, and was at one point even gifted a diamond.
The Times reported that upon being arrested, Ho called Joe Biden's brother Jim, who told the paper he thought the call was intended for Hunter. As the Daily Mail reports, Hunter once referred to Ho as the "spy chief of China."
Hunter went on to receive a $1 million retainer to represent Ho as his attorney.
Joe Biden has repeatedly denied having spoken to Hunter about any overseas business dealings—claims that the aforementioned voicemail call into question.
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