Marjorie Taylor Greene's Allegations About Hunter Biden

Hunter Biden Didn't Deny His Dad Was the 'Big Guy' in a Chinese State-Owned Company, Greene Says

Greene's claims have been widely disputed.

U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) alleged on Wednesday that Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, did not deny that his father was the "big guy" in a Chinese state-owned company.

Greene made the claim during a House Oversight Committee hearing on the Biden family's business dealings. She cited a 2019 email from Hunter Biden to a business associate in which he allegedly wrote, "The big guy is going to take 10%." Greene claimed that the "big guy" was a reference to President Biden.

Hunter Biden has denied the allegations, and no evidence has been presented to support Greene's claims. However, the allegations have been widely promoted by conservative media outlets and have been used by Republicans to attack President Biden.

The House Oversight Committee is investigating the Biden family's business dealings as part of a broader investigation into President Biden's alleged ties to China. The committee has subpoenaed Hunter Biden and other members of the Biden family, but it is unclear if they will cooperate with the investigation.

Greene's allegations are the latest in a series of attacks on the Biden family by Republicans. Republicans have accused Hunter Biden of using his father's position to enrich himself, and they have called for investigations into his business dealings.

The Biden family has denied any wrongdoing, and President Biden has said that he is not involved in his son's business dealings.