Prosecution in Hunter Biden’s Tax Trial Will Call ‘Business Associate’ as Witness To Prove First Son Was Improperly Lobbying Overseas

The government will argue at trial next month that Biden’s business arrangements in Communist China, Ukraine, and Romania represent improper lobbying for foreigners.

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Hunter Biden arrives at federal court June 6, 2024, at Wilmington, Delaware. AP

Special Counsel David Weiss and his prosecutors plan to argue at Hunter Biden’s tax evasion trial next month that the first son was improperly lobbying on behalf of a Romanian businessman who was under investigation in his home country — an allegation critical to the government’s case that Biden was making millions of dollars and willfully avoided taxes that he was able to afford. The government says it plans to call a Biden business associate who will testify about the arrangement.

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