President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, says he is not working on a plea deal with federal investigators looking into whether he accurately reported earnings
President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, says he is not working on a plea deal with federal investigators looking into whether he accurately reported earnings from his overseas business dealings, particularly dealings Hunter Biden had in China. The New York Post — which initially broke the story of Biden’s troubles after receiving emails from what is believed to be Hunter Biden’s laptop — reported Monday that the younger Biden told CBS News that he has not spoken to federal prosecutors about inking a plea deal in the ongoing tax investigation. “Biden,51, made the revelation to ‘CBS This Morning,’ replying, ‘Oh, no,’ after being asked if a plea was being made relating to the investigation,” the Post reported. “The president’s son went on to say that he was confident his team was cooperating fully with the probe, which is being overseen by the Justice Department and handled through the US Attorney’s Office in Delaware.” “I am absolutely certain that what we’re doing is being completely cooperative with whoever is asking from any authority whatsoever,” Hunter Biden told CBS.
