EXPOSED: Joe Biden pictured with son Hunter’s Mexican billionaire business associates

Two of the most prominent occasions mentioned happened in November 2015 and February 2016. Photographic and email evidence establish the former Vice President being an involved party.

In an in-depth expose from the Daily Mail, Hunter Biden worked to build a professional partnership with the Mexican billionaires during Joe’s time in office as Vice President.

“The White House continues to fail to respond to any of our questions,” the outlet writes with regards to their request for comment.

Since the first years of the Obama administration, Hunter Biden’s Rosemont Seneca had been slowly setting up potential clients for a so-called “Global Risk advisory” firm. The persistent theme being the Biden name was an asset for business partnerships. Eventually (circa October 2010) Carlos Slim was brought up as a potential candidate to pursue.

The business attempts weren’t strictly confined to oil. Other emails mentioned by Daily Mail point to a payroll systems company called ePlata being pitched as a potential partner for either Pemex or any of Carlos Slim’s other entities.

Earlier this month it was reported the US Department of Justice is investigating Democrat lobbying firm Blue Star Strategies for connections to Burisma (the Ukranian Natural Gas Company) and therefore Hunter Biden.

The business relationship described in the Daily Mail report entailed Hunter Biden leveraging his position on Burisma's board in talking with Pemex (an oil company) leadership over on the Mexico side of things. From that, Hunter Biden and family friend Jeff Cooper had a chance to link up with Latin America's Richest Man, Carlos Slim.

The fruits of Hunter’s and Cooper’s labor was that Hunter Biden managed to get a private meeting for billionaires Carlos Slim and Miguel Alemán Velasco.

Pictured below are Slim, Velasco, and airline CEO Miguel Alemán Magnani. Magnani’s grandfather Miguel Alemán Valdes was once Mexico’s President, providing a foundation for the grandson to have numerous connections in Latin America.

The date being November 19th, 2015. Both Joe Biden and Hunter Biden are also in the picture, which was taken during a meeting at Joe’s DC residence.

In addition to a previous 2014 meeting between Biden and the billionaires at the same location, this wouldn’t be the only time paths crossed.

Hunter joined his father on an official trip to Mexico on February 25th and 26th 2016. This meant that while the younger Biden was trying to arrange a "Mexican Oil Deal," Hunter joined his Vice President dad in trade talks with Mexico's then-president Enrique Pena Nieto.

“We are arriving late tonight on Air Force 2 to MX City. We will be there for Thursday - I'm attending meeting w/ President N w/ Dad. Jeff is with me on lane [sic] and we will be with us all day,” Hunter wrote to Magnani.

It took years of back and forth for agendas to align. But much of the professional and backdoor maneuvering was hoisted as Magnani’s responsibility.

It was around this same time frame that Hunter Biden ranted to Magnani that he as the Vice President’s son had granted so many “inside access” favors but got nothing in return.

"'We have been talking about business deals and partnerships for 7 years. And I really appreciate you letting me stay at your resort villa...but I have brought every single person you have ever asked me to bring to the F'ing WHite House and the Vice President's house and the inauguration and then you go completely silent - I don't hear from you for months."

It was back in April of this year that Daily Mail independently verified the contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop as being legitimate, after contacting forensics experts. Their ongoing breaking coverage of it has set the outlet apart from the American establishment media since then.

Today’s report from the outlet is a change of pace from their previous stories on Hunter’s usage of racially-charged language, as well as revealing that the younger Biden reportedly lied on a background check when purchasing a firearm.