Psaki dodges Post report on Hunter Biden
biz partner’s White House visits
Posted By: Imright, 4/25/2022 11:04:51 PM
White House press secretary Jen Psaki dodged a question Monday about The Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden business associate Eric Schwerin’s 19 visits to the White House complex and vice president’s residence while Joe Biden was vice president.“On Hunter Biden, the New York Post is reporting, looking at White House visitor logs, that there were 19 visits to the White House while the president was vice president by Hunter Biden’s business partner, including one with the vice president,” PBS reporter Lisa Desjardins said at Psaki’s regular briefing.“Can you help us understand why that business partner had access and what those meetings were about?”
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