New records show that then-Vice President Joe Biden exchanged nearly 20,000 emails with his son Hunter, his brother Jim and business partners at Hunter’s investment firm Rosemont Seneca.
This comes two months after an earlier document dump that claimed Rosemont Seneca exchanged over 1,000 emails during his time as the world’s second most powerful politician.
The documents, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, also directly contradict the president’s repeated claims over the years that he was never involved in or aware of his son’s shady business dealings.
Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller’s America First Legal, which obtained the emails, shows 19,335 emails between the then-vice president’s office and Rosemont Seneca, 4,243 with Hunter, 1,751 with Jim Biden and another 3,738 with Jim’s company, Lion Hall Group.
In a statement, the House Oversight Committee, which is investigating the Biden family’s business dealings, said: “Presidential candidate Joe Biden promised that there would be an ‘absolute wall’ between his work as an elected official and his family’s ‘business.'” That doesn’t fit to his track record.”
New records show that then-Vice President Joe Biden exchanged nearly 20,000 emails with his son Hunter, his brother Jim and business partners at Hunter’s investment firm Rosemont Seneca
“There has never been a wall between Biden’s personal life, his business ventures and the government,” AFL added in a post on X.
AFL filed three FOIA requests with the National Archives in August 2022 seeking records related to the Bidens’ business dealings.
They were forced to file a lawsuit to ensure the records were released after the archives claimed it would take seven years to process.
Previous email dumps detail how Hunter used his position and access to his father to arrange for his business partners to attend various White House tours, state dinners, luncheons and other official events.
In a 2013 exchange, a Rosemont Seneca staffer emailed directly to the vice president’s office to arrange a Christmas tour of the White House for Hunter’s staff, saying it would be a “huge favor for Hunter.”
A request was received from lobbyist Doug Davenport to Hunter’s former business partner Eric Schwerin, saying he was in a “bad situation” and needed to help his “Apple guy” give a tour of the White House.
“I know it’s WAY short notice, but I owe you my life if you could tell me how I can get some tickets to a public tour this Friday?” Or am I just completely out of line???’
Schwerin then reached out to Rosemont Seneca employee Katie and asked her to reach out to our friends over there to see if the last minute tour could be arranged.
Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller’s America First Legal, which obtained the emails, shows 19,335 emails between the then-vice president’s office and Rosemont Seneca, 4,243 with Hunter, 1,751 with Jim Biden (pictured right) and another 3,738 with Jim’s company, Lion Hall Group
He said the most plausible solution would be to give the group access in the first place.
Katie then emailed VP Biden’s staff via their official @ovp.eop.gov accounts asking for the tickets as a favor to Hunter.
Another exchange shows Hunter helping his Third Point partner Josh Targoff organize an exclusive West Wing tour.
Further correspondence indicates that then-Vice President Joe was forwarded an external invitation from Hunter to attend an event at the UCLA Berkley Center for International Relations. Among other things, Hunter received numerous requests for his father’s autographs on photos.
Emails also show the close connection between Rosemont Seneca employees and those of the then-vice president.
‘Welcome to the team!’ Rosemont Seneca employee Katie happily welcomed a new vice president and correspondence director via email in August 2013.
“These records also confirm that there was never a wall between the office of Vice President and Hunter Biden; “In fact, there was intense mixing between them,” said an AFL press release.
Conservative legal group America First Legal late Wednesday released the documents it obtained from the National Archives as part of an ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit.
Previous email dumps detail how Hunter used his position and access to his father to arrange for his business partners to attend various White House tours, state dinners, luncheons and other official events
The White House invoked “executive privilege” to refuse to release 200 emails in their entirety, saying their release would reveal “confidential advice between the president and his advisers.”
Earlier this week, a bombshell letter from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) revealed that Biden, as vice president, may have used pseudonyms in nearly 5,400 emails, electronic records and documents.
The pseudonyms “Robin Ware, Robert L. Peters and JRB Ware” were all pseudonyms the 80-year-old president was known to use during his term as vice president.
The White House has insisted that Biden never did business with his son, and vice presidents and senior administration officials often use pseudonyms to avoid being inundated with spam and emails from the public.
The House Oversight Committee has reiterated its “concern” that foreigners are “seeking access and influence by establishing lucrative business relationships with the immediate family members of senior political figures,” including members of the Biden family.
Emails, texts, photos and documents unearthed in this publication have added to a still-growing body of evidence suggesting that Joe may have been improperly involved in Hunter’s shady foreign dealings, including while he was vice president.
That evidence has now led to an impeachment inquiry that begins Thursday with the first hearing of the House Oversight Committee.
“President Biden has lied to the American people for years about his knowledge of and involvement in his family’s corrupt business schemes,” Rep. James Comer will say in his opening statement, obtained by .
“To date, the House Oversight Committee has uncovered how the Bidens and their associates created over 20 shell companies and earned over $24 million.” We have also identified nine members of the Biden family who participated in or benefited from these business schemes.
“What did the Bidens sell to make so much money?” Joe Biden himself.”
Impeachment could give Republican Party investigators more authority to obtain bank statements and other documents to investigate possible financial ties between Joe and his son.
Vice President Joe Biden (left), accompanied by second from left, daughter Ashley Biden and sons Beau Biden and Hunter Biden, walked the Air Force steps upon their arrival at Lexington Blue Grass Airport on Thursday, October 11, 2012 Two down
Emails, texts, photos and documents unearthed by have added to a still-growing body of evidence suggesting Joe had links to his son Hunter’s shady dealings
Speaker Kevin McCarthy, facing intense pressure from the right wing of the Republican Party, announced earlier this month that he would launch an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden
Documents, texts and videos obtained by show Hunter Biden spent a staggering $30,000 on escorts over five months
It could also be that Hunter will be dragged before Congress to testify under oath.
Over the past two years, has uncovered whistleblower allegations that Joe served as “chairman” of his son’s Latin American online gambling company; that he shared bills with Hunter; discussed his son’s business dealings with a suspected Chinese spy; collected up to $5.2 million in unexplained income; met with 15 of Hunter’s business associates; and was named in several emails as a partner in First Son’s plans.
In November 2022, we predicted that the investigation would lead to impeachment.
The evidence uncovered by has been used by chairs of the House Oversight, Ways and Means and Judiciary committees to further investigate the Biden family since Republicans took control of the House in January.
And according to a CNN poll released earlier this month, 61 percent of Americans now believe then-Vice President Biden was “involved in some way” in Hunter’s dealings, and 42 percent responded that Joe acted “illegally.”
Some of the congressional lines of inquiry concern alleged criminal actions by Hunter – including the apparent illegal transport of prostitutes across state lines, which uncovered in July last year.
House Oversight Chairman James Comer says he is now investigating Hunter’s alleged ties to human trafficking.
Elsewhere is the president’s alleged involvement in Hunter’s shady dealings – an investigation that could be intensified using the special powers of impeachment – if a majority of House members vote to do so.