Hunter Biden's defense attorney Abbe Lowell dismissed questions about his client's past lucrative business dealings on Friday during a TV interview, indicating that the concept of joint ventures with foreign entities was"too complicated" to explain.
"Well, stop with your $7 million and talk about how many years that Hunter has been in business and what happened in each of those specific years," Lowell said."When you say it that way, people think someone just sent him a check for $7 million on April 1." He then moved on to listing out Hunter Biden's credentials, such as his attendance at Yale Law School and positions on boards of directors for a bank and for Amtrak, contending that the younger Biden was qualified to be involved in overseas ventures.
"For those who would say, 'Oh, this was some sort of sweetheart deal,' they should really look at the statistics and see how he was charged when others would not be," Lowell said.