Clip of Biden calling voter asking about Hunter’s foreign affairs a ‘fucking liar’ resurfaces after $10 million corruption claims emerged
- An old clip resurfaced from 2019 showing Joe Biden lashing out at a voter who polled him to help his son get on the board of a Ukrainian energy company
- Comes on the heels of revelations of a $10 million payment to Joe and Hunter in exchange for the then-Vice President using his influence to get a senior prosecutor fired
- Biden called the voter a “fucking liar” and challenged him to a push-up contest to prove his eligibility for office
Joe Biden lashed out at a voter at a 2019 campaign event, calling the man a “damned liar” after asking the then-candidate about his son Hunter’s foreign business deals.
The video resurfaced this week after shocking internal FBI documents revealed that President Biden and his 52-year-old son paid a Ukrainian oil executive more than $10 million in exchange for the firing of a senior prosecutor.
The clip from the last presidential election cycle shows Biden furious at a voter asking him how he allegedly granted access in exchange for his son making millions working for a gas company in Ukraine with no previous experience in the field.
“You’re a goddamn liar, man. That is not true. And no one has ever said that before,” Biden yelled at the voter, visibly unnerved and angry by his accusations.
An old clip resurfaced from 2019 in which Joe Biden lashed out at a voter who polled him to help his son get on the board of directors of a Ukrainian energy company. Biden called the voter a “fucking liar” and challenged him to a push-up contest to prove his eligibility for office
He opposed claims that he had helped his son gain access to the job in Ukraine, for which he received a hefty salary, and also denounced the town hall visitor for suggesting that he is not fit for office at his age and health.
Biden challenged the gray-haired voter to a push-up contest to prove his fitness.
“The reason I run is because I’ve been running for a long time and know more than most people know. And I can get things done. That’s why I’m running,” Biden said.
He added, “If you want to check my form, let’s do pushups together, man.” Let’s run. Let’s do what you want to do.’
A conversation between a confidential source and Burisma CFO Vadim Pojarski in 2015, according to an FBI document obtained by DailyMail.com last week, reveals that Hunter Biden was hired on the company’s board of directors to “protect us from all kinds of trouble through his father.”
Biden was vice president at the time.
Burisma CEO Mykola Zlochevsky told the source, “It costs 5 (million) to pay one Biden, and 5 (million) to another Biden.”
Zlochevsky added that while Hunter was “stupid” and his (Zlochevsky’s) dog was smarter, he was needed on the board “so that everything works out.”
However, Biden said just four years after those messages were sent at a town hall in 2019, “No one said my son did anything wrong. And I have not on any occasion… put my son to work for an oil company.”
New FBI documents reveal there was a $10 million payment to Joe and Hunter Biden in exchange for the then vice president using his influence to get a senior prosecutor fired
The voter told Biden he had heard the allegations on MSNBC — a left-wing Democratic-friendly network.
“You didn’t hear that on MSNBC!” cried the president. “Listen, I’m not going to get into a fight with you. This is the deal – any other questions?’
Biden called the man “too old.”
In addition to the FBI’s recent revelations, the House Oversight Committee held a hearing last week where two whistleblowers came forward claiming that the president’s son was receiving preferential treatment in the IRS investigation into his tax crimes.
Republicans are critical of the “sweetheart deal” Hunter reached with the Justice Department to plead guilty to two counts of tax fraud and avoid jail time for those crimes, as well as lying on a federal form to purchase a firearm by claiming he was not an illegal drug user or abuser.
The whistleblowers claim that the president’s son would certainly have been charged had he not received special treatment.