Hunter and James Biden accused of lying by House GOP impeachment witnesses

First son Hunter Biden and first brother James Biden will be accused of lying by House Republican impeachment inquiry witnesses during a Wednesday congressional hearing, according to a copy of their prepared remarks obtained by The Post.

Tony Bobulinski will accuse his former business partners Hunter and James of “perjury” during depositions they gave last month about the president’s alleged involvement in their overseas business.

While serving as the CEO of Sinohawk as part of a partnership the Bidens sought with a Chinese state-linked energy firm, Bobulinski will point out he met Joe Biden “at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on May 2, 2017” — despite both Hunter and James denying this meeting ever occurred.

He also will claim that the first son lied about a shakedown text message he intended to send to an executive at the firm, CEFC China Energy, 10 days before $5.1 million was deposited in accounts linked to Hunter and James Biden.

“There are many other examples of Hunter’s and Jim’s lies, which I am happy to discuss during my testimony here today, and I hope this Committee will hold them accountable for their perjury before you,” Bobulinski added, promising emails and other proof.

Hunter in his testimony on Feb. 28 to the Oversight Committee denied that his father had ever “interacted” with business associates — and said he was “drunk and probably high” when he sent the message to the wrong Chinese associate before claiming his father was not sitting next to him at the time.

“I want to be crystal clear: from my direct personal experience and what I have subsequently come to learn, it is clear to me that Joe Biden was ‘the Brand’ being sold by the Biden family,” Bobulinski will say, echoing testimony that ex-partner Devon Archer gave last year to the Oversight Committee.

“His family’s foreign influence peddling operation — from China to Ukraine and elsewhere — sold out to foreign actors who were seeking to gain influence and access to Joe Biden and the United States government.”

Jason Galanis, another former business associate, will say in his prepared remarks that Hunter Biden misled Congress about his father’s awareness and involvement in the influence-peddling schemes — adding that he believes he is “at grave risk” for coming forward with the information.

That information includes potentially placing Joe Biden on the board of a Chinese government-connected financial firm after leaving the Obama White House — and a phone call the then-vice president had with the former mayor of Moscow and his wife, a Russian oligarch, in which he said “be good to my boy.”

“Our goal — that is, Hunter Biden, Devon Archer and me — was to make billions, not millions,” Galanis will say, after Archer testified last year that Joe Biden spoke at least 20 times on the phone with his son’s foreign benefactors.

Like Bobulinski, Galanis believes that the president’s involvement was covered up by his family — and that he has been retaliated against for speaking out.

Hunter Biden had a “general rule of thumb on business deals,” Galanis will add, “‘Say it, forget it. Write it, regret it.’”

That degree of plausible deniability, the ex-business associate will claim, also allowed Hunter to evade charges over his involvement in a scheme to sell bogus bonds to tribal entities in the US.

Galanis is currently serving a 14-year federal prison sentence for the plot, whereas Archer was sentenced to a year and a day in prison.

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