President Donald Trump owes tens of millions to a state-owned Chinese bank, and the loan is due in what would be the middle of his second term should he win re-election, according to financial records obtained by Politico.
That is the same bank that Trump linked to a $1.5 billion investment plan announced by Biden's son Hunter in 2013, days after both Bidens traveled to China.
"Why did the Chinese government's bank want to do business with Hunter Biden while his dad was Vice President," the Trump campaign asked on Twitter earlier this month.
Vornado's federal filings show that it and Trump are still in debt to the bank, and the loan is due in 2022.
Government watchdogs said the report showed that Trump remains deeply conflicted because of his continued ownership of his company.
Colin Kahl, a former aide to President Barack Obama and Joe Biden, said the newly revealed records show that Trump's attacks on Biden are hypocritical.
"Trump is up to his eyeballs in debt to the Bank of China...and the loan is due soon. »