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 American Action News:

Investigators Request Info From Feds’ Prosecution Of Chinese Ex-Hunter Biden Associate

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Ho agreed to pay Hunter Biden $1 million in fees pursuant to Ho’s trial for the African bribery scheme in the Southern District of New York in 2017, even though Hunter Biden was not licensed to practice law in New York state, according to the letter. Hunter Biden reportedly moved to assist Ho defend himself after Ye Jianming, the chairman of CEFC, made clear he was concerned that investigators were probing Ho, according to The New Yorker.

Hunter Biden and his associates appear to have started their relationship with CEFC as early as 2015, according to the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. Over the ensuing years, the firm or its affiliates paid Hunter Biden and his partners millions of dollars, including a $3 million payout after Joe Biden stopped by a meeting attended by his son and his Chinese business partners, according to Jan. 26 testimony of Rob Walker, a former associate of Hunter Biden.
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