Hunter Biden consulted for a Nigerian-American businessman who tried to buy gold from a wanted Congolese warlord known as "The Terminator," according to emails from Biden's abandoned laptop.
Biden arranged introductory meetings in 2011 and 2012 for Kase Lawal, the president of CAMAC International, a Houston-based oil company, and the ambassadors of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, the emails show.
Biden received $1 million to represent a CEFC official who was indicted on charges of trying to bribe two African officials to secure oil drilling rights in 2012.
The negative publicity for Lawal did not deter Biden from helping the oil mogul arrange meetings with Yousef Al Otaiba, the ambassador of the United Arab Emirates.
An email from Feb. 22, 2012, shows that Biden's business partner, Eric Schwerin, informed Biden that a planned meeting with Lawal and the Saudi diplomat had to be delayed.
Mark Doyle, a longtime Biden family associate, helped introduce CAMAC and Lawal to the Biden group.
Axelrod, Biden, and their partners negotiated with CAMAC representatives about the terms of the consulting deal, emails show.
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Tuesday, July 6, 2021
Hunter Biden Consulted for Oil Man Connected to Notorious Congolese Warlord, Emails Show
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