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A recently surfaced video clip from the year 2005 has sparked intrigue, as it seems to depict then-Senator Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, openly discussing a business arrangement during a Democratic event held in South Carolina.
This footage, broadcasted on Newsmax by host Greg Kelly, captures the Bidens in what appears to be an unguarded moment, with Hunter attentively observing as Joe engages with event attendees.
In the video, after Joe concludes his political speech, he can be observed mingling with the crowd, and he inquires, "Perhaps we can come to an arrangement." As he continues to interact with attendees, Hunter is shown closely observing his father's interactions. When the conversation takes a turn towards business matters, Hunter promptly joins in.
Following this exchange, the video depicts Joe returning to his mingling, while Hunter seems to move aside to carry on his discussion related to business matters. Newsmax aired this sequence, highlighting how the Bidens appeared to seamlessly transition between political engagements and private business discussions, characterizing the evidence as "circumstantial yet highly impactful."
Hunter has been at the center of numerous controversies and allegations linked to his business dealings, particularly in Ukraine and China. Just yesterday, he faced indictment on a felony gun charge by the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.
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