Report: Biden’s Secret Global Phone as VP May Expose ‘Close’ Talks with Foreign Nationals

Joe Biden Allegedly Used Secret Global Cell Phone, Says Government Accountability Institute President

According to Government Accountability Institute president Peter Schweitzer, then-Vice President Joe Biden reportedly used a secret global cell phone that was paid for by Hunter Biden’s business. Schweitzer, who has extensively researched the alleged financial ties between the Biden family and Chinese Communist Party intelligence officials, revealed this information during an interview with Fox News. The private phone line was discovered on Hunter’s infamous laptop, and Schweitzer believes it may be the same phone that was used in recorded conversations between Joe Biden and a Ukrainian Burisma executive.

The global phone, which could be used anywhere in the world, was serviced through AT&T for $300 a month. Schweitzer shared the phone number and account information with the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, hoping that lawmakers would subpoena internal records related to the account. He believes that these records will shed light on the extent of communication between Joe Biden and various individuals.

Latest Developments in the Hunter Biden Investigation

Schweitzer’s update on the Hunter Biden investigation comes shortly after House Ways and Means Committee chairman Jason Smith released a WhatsApp message obtained by IRS investigators. The message, sent by Hunter to Henry Zhao, CEO of Harvest Fund Management, reveals his frustration over unfulfilled commitments. Smith also released whistleblower testimonies from IRS agents who claim that the Justice Department is interfering in the investigation and suppressing evidence of Hunter’s misdeeds.

According to Smith, between 2014 and 2019, the Biden family allegedly received over $17 million from foreign nationals through Hunter Biden and his associates. Approximately $8.3 million of this amount came in the form of gifts and items, including an $80,000 diamond and a Porsche worth $142,000, from countries such as China, Ukraine, and Romania. Smith described these actions as “absolutely unconscionable.”

Hunter’s attorney did not deny the authenticity of the WhatsApp message but suggested that it could be misleading or fake. The attorney emphasized that any actions or words from Hunter during his addiction should be viewed as his own and not connected to his family.

Tim Pearce contributed to this report.

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