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Kestan testified that Hunter directed her to withdraw “thousands of dollars at a time” from ATMs. He would then give her cash to purchase clothing, meals and other items. And she testified that she had no idea how he obtained such large sums of money, the source said.

Laptops and “tax affairs” hidden from voters

In December 2020, Hunter admitted that federal prosecutors in Delaware were “investigating my tax affairs.” This statement came about a month after his father, Joe Biden, was elected President of the US. He also admitted that the laptop was probably his.

And he told CBS News that he was “being completely cooperative.” 

In the summer of 2020, a laptop surfaced that was turned over to the FBI from a Wilmington, DE computer repair shop. Very few media outlets shared the story.

Just weeks before the election the New York Post published copies of “smoking gun” emails. And Twitter, Facebook and Instagram would not share the links. And even deactivated the Posts account.

Mainstream media would not report on the obvious conflict of interest with Hunter's “businesses.” Even though the pattern of behavior had been going on during Joe Biden’s time as Vice-President. 

The emails revealed that candidate Joe Biden may have been compromised by his son Hunter’s business ties to Burisma Holdings in Ukraine. There are also emails with wealthy Russians, Libyans and government-connected Chinese companies where Hunter is promising access to his father for cash. 

The probe reportedly involves Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings. In January a partial copy of a subpoena surfaced. It shows that JPMorgan Chase Bank was ordered to turn over records related to any transactions involving Hunter and the Bank of China.