The argument that the Justice Department failed to pursue strong cases against the Clinton and Biden presidential families is often put forward as a reason that former President Donald Trump should not be indicted. Serious presidential corruption should be held accountable, regardless of political realities. This is particularly relevant in relation to the Bidens. New reporting by Jerry Dunleavy from the Washington Examiner adds credibility to claims of corruption involving President Joe Biden himself. According to Dunleavy, Mykola Zlochevsky, the Ukrainian owner of the Burisma energy company that hired Hunter Biden to its board, reportedly referred to Joe Biden as “the big guy” during discussions of a $5 million bribery scheme.

This is not the first time that different associates of Hunter Biden have referred to the president in this way. In fact, Tony Bobulinski, a business partner of the Biden family, released an email in 2017 that referred to “the big guy” as meaning Joe Biden. This was corroborated by James Gilliar, another of Biden's business partners, who used the same label in a panicked message when news broke about Hunter’s laptop computer. And now we discover that Zlochevsky also referred to “the big guy” in 2017 while discussing negotiations with a Chinese intelligence-linked businessman. When multiple people in different circumstances consistently use the same semi-unusual name to refer to an effectively silent partner in questionable business dealings, this increases the probability that they are referring to the same person.

The argument that the Justice Department failed to pursue strong cases against the Clinton and Biden presidential families is often put forward as a reason that former President Donald Trump should not be indicted. Serious presidential corruption should be held accountable, regardless of political realities. This is particularly relevant in relation to the Bidens. New reporting by Jerry Dunleavy from the Washington Examiner adds credibility to claims of corruption involving President Joe Biden himself. According to Dunleavy, Mykola Zlochevsky, the Ukrainian owner of the Burisma energy company that hired Hunter Biden to its board, reportedly referred to Joe Biden as “the big guy” during discussions of a $5 million bribery scheme.
This is not the first time that different associates of Hunter Biden have referred to the president in this way. In fact, Tony Bobulinski, a business partner of the Biden family, released an email in 2017 that referred to “the big guy” as meaning Joe Biden. This was corroborated by James Gilliar, another of Biden's business partners, who used the same label in a panicked message when news broke about Hunter’s laptop computer. And now we discover that Zlochevsky also referred to “the big guy” in 2017 while discussing negotiations with a Chinese intelligence-linked businessman. When multiple people in different circumstances consistently use the same semi-unusual name to refer to an effectively silent partner in questionable business dealings, this increases the probability that they are referring to the same person.

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