The nation's largest news networks ignored blockbuster reporting from The New York Times this week that chronicled how Hunter Biden helped the Chinese secure a major cobalt mine in Congo.
Biden's firm, founded with Chinese business partners and two other Americans, became instrumental in the transaction to help China Molybdenum secure 80 percent ownership of the mine.
On CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News, they were lamenting Chinese genocide apologist and NBA player, LeBron James getting suspended for a fight on the court.
The firm's creation 10 days after a 2013 visit to China on Air Force Two with his then-vice president father has raised questions surrounding the Biden family's ties to the Chinese Communist Party, exacerbated by revelations last fall.
According to emails found on an abandoned laptop evidently belonging to Hunter Biden and published by the New York Post, Joe Biden was personally expected to rake in tens of thousands of dollars over his son's business ventures.
Under the new Biden administration, the Chinese have successfully enhanced their global monopoly on electric car batteries as the president hampers production of minerals required for their manufacturing at home.
In early August, Biden announced plans for 50 percent of new auto sales to be electric by the end of the decade, enhancing China's market leverage with "70 to 80 percent of the world's battery chemicals, battery anodes and battery cells," according to The New York Times.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2021
Media Ignore Hunter Biden Report On Securing Chinese Mineral Monopoly
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