Hunter Biden’s daughter’s mother is not on team Biden it appears. Her lawyer went on CNBC recently. According to him, things are not looking good for Hunter Biden.
By defacto in our view, that would not be a positive for Joe Biden and the DNC. To what extent, however, and what, if anything, will truly transpire is anyone’s guess. Many Americans have speculated for a long time that well-connected people have less risk of serious legal troubles in this nation, although we can’t prove that speculation of course.
Despite all this, Clint Lancaster, the attorney for Lunden Alexis Roberts, said he handed a significant amount of financial info on Hunter to the feds.
The lawyer claims he expects Hunter to be indicted. CNBC reported in part:
The Arkansas woman who had a child by Hunter Biden out of wedlock recently testified to a federal grand jury in Delaware as part of a criminal tax probe of the son of President Joe Biden, her lawyer confirmed Thursday.
Roberts and Lancaster reportedly don’t actually want to see Hunter Biden go to jail. This doesn’t look like some setup. They are likely just cooperating and in doing so don’t think things are looking good for the U.S. president’s son.
Because of this revelation, in our view, it looks bad for Hunter too. Usually, when speculative information comes out about people with strong political ties, it is often, but not always, a hit job from an opposing force. In this case, however, people who don’t want Hunter to get in trouble are saying it’s not looking good for Hunter. This includes the left-leaning New York Times.
Hunter recently announced an acknowledgment that his “tax affairs” are under investigation while White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has attempted to bob and weave as we previously reported:
This article is subject to changes and updates as this dynamic story develops further.
CNBC also added:
Biden, 52, who has worked as a lawyer, business consultant, lobbyist, investor, and most recently as a fine art painter, has previously denied wrongdoing in his tax affairs.
CNBC has reached out for comment from his attorneys about Lancaster’s comments.
The White House declined to comment on the case, or on Lancaster’s statement that neither Hunter Biden nor President Biden or any other family member has ever seen the daughter Hunter had by Roberts.
A White House spokesman referred questions to the U.S. Department of Justice, which declined to comment, as did the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Delaware, which is leading the investigation of Biden.
“Oh, hell, it was a bunch,” said Lancaster when asked how many records there were related to Hunter Biden’s finances. The documents were part of the case file for an Arkansas court child-support lawsuit that Roberts filed against Biden in 2019 in connection with their daughter.
“They’re all in electronic form,” Lancaster said. “I would estimate it was anywhere from 10 gigs of data.”
“I saw a lot of information” that is “problematic” for Biden, he said.
