Biden's family tells him to 'keep fighting' during crisis talks

Joe Biden's entire family has gathered at Camp David to discuss the president's future after his shockingly bad debate against Donald Trump.

Many have seen Biden's wife, Dr. Jill Biden, as the one person who could sway the president either way. 

However, this time, son Hunter - found guilty of three criminal charges in his blockbuster gun and drugs trial on June 11 and someone who has constantly distracted people from his father's foibles - has been the one to speak up most fervently for his father.

According to a new report, Biden's eldest living son - who is notorious for his wild exploits with booze, drugs and women in addition to his convictions - is turning into the most adamant member of the Biden family to insist he remain in the race.🤣
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New evidence shows Hunter Biden leveraged father's policy position for business with wealthy Greeks

When Hunter Biden was plotting with one of his business partners early in his career to score business with wealthy Greek businessmen, he immediately identified as key leverage a policy position his father took as vice president.

“I'd like you there, but this is a preliminary meeting to introductions into Greek money. If you'd rather sleep in no problem," Hunter Biden wrote his associate Devon Archer on Jan. 26, 2011. "I think he will connect us to the top 10 wealthiest Greeks in the world - who by the way as a community think my Dad is a candidate for sainthood for his position on Cyprus."

The email, recently turned over to Congress by Archer, pre-dates Hunter Biden's later and now infamous pursuits of money in China, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Romania and provides investigators some of the earliest evidence showing him openly expressing how his relationship to Joe Biden was a keystone for business success.

The email also hints at Hunter Biden's future ambitions to score business in one pf the fastest growing economies in the world at that time: China. "Gabriel can get us more argentine milk than a billion chinese can drink," the future first son quipped.
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Military horses run loose again in central London.

All horses were recovered "swiftly and safely" and returned to Hyde Park Barracks by the Army and Metropolitan Police by 09:55am.

- BBC London

Hunter Biden has sued Fox News over a miniseries it published and then took down from its subscriber streaming service Fox Nation.

In a lawsuit filed Monday in the Supreme Court of New York, Biden’s attorneys allege Fox targeted the president’s son “in an effort to harass, annoy, alarm, and humiliate him, and tarnish his reputation.”

“Far from reporting on a newsworthy event, Fox sought to commercialize Mr. Biden’s personality through a form of treatment distinct from the dissemination of news or information,” the lawsuit reads. “While using certain true information, the series intentionally manipulates the facts, distorts the truth, narrates happenings out of context, and invents dialogue intended to entertain.”
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BREAKING🚨: WEF FOUNDER KLAUS SCHWAB ACCUSED OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT

...But under Schwab’s decadeslong oversight, the Forum has allowed to fester an atmosphere hostile to women and Black people in its own workplace, according to internal complaints, email exchanges and interviews with dozens of current and former Forum employees and other people familiar with the Forum’s practices.

At least six female staffers were pushed out or otherwise saw their careers suffer when they were pregnant or returning from maternity leave. Another half dozen described sexual harassment they experienced at the hands of senior managers, some of whom remain at the Forum. Two said they were sexually harassed years ago by VIPs at Forum gatherings, including at Davos, where female staff were expected to be at the delegates’ beck and call.

In two more recent incidents, employees registered internal complaints after white Forum managers used the N-word around Black employees. Black employees also raised formal complaints to Forum leaders about being passed over for promotions or left out of Davos.

The Forum declined to make Schwab available for an interview. Forum spokesman Yann Zopf said in a statement that this article would “mischaracterize our organization, culture and colleagues, including our founder.”
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"Joe Biden should now call off his "dogs"."