Politico: Biden’s brother’s debts were paid off in 2020 by an anonymous benefactor

Politico newspaper reported, quoting one of the former close business partners of the president of the White House, that in 2020, a third party paid a loan to entrepreneur James Biden’s company, Joe Biden’s brother.

Earlier, James Biden testified in Congress that Michael Levitt, manager of the Crispy Friday fund, had loaned $225,000 to his company Lion Hall Group in 2019, and after a while, apparently forgave the loans, but Bro. Biden did not remember when it was.

Later, Levitt, who had previously worked with the president’s brother to finance the hospital network, told Politico in an interview that he had not forgiven the loan.

The publication says: “Instead, according to him, James Biden’s debt was assumed by a third party, whom he refused to name.”

Also, when Joe Biden ran for president of the United States, the Lion Hall group received a large donation from an anonymous benefactor, Levitt added.

On March 1, Biden said he had no interaction with the business partners of his son Hunter and brother James.