Biden Tried to Bury CIA Report Linking Hunter to Ukraine Gas Giant According to Declassified Docs

A shocking new twist in the Biden family saga — newly released CIA records suggest that Joe Biden personally intervened to keep damaging information about his son Hunter’s Ukraine business ties from ever seeing the light of day.

The documents, dated February 2016, were declassified by CIA Director John Ratcliffe, who said the former president’s actions were a “clear example” of political meddling in intelligence operations.

According to the files, back when Joe was vice president, he reportedly told the CIA — through an intermediary — that he would “strongly prefer” a memo about his family’s alleged involvement in “corrupt” business deals in Ukraine not be distributed. The agency complied.

At the center of it all: Hunter Biden’s infamous seat on the board of Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian oil and gas firm that was paying him a reported $1 million per year — despite zero experience in the energy sector.

Hunter snagged the lucrative position in May 2014, just months after his father was tapped by the Obama administration to oversee U.S. policy toward Ukraine.

Ukrainian officials, according to the unearthed documents, saw the arrangement as proof of “a double standard” within the U.S. government — one where anti-corruption talk didn’t seem to apply to the Bidens.

The now-infamous CIA memo was reportedly mentioned during Joe Biden’s intelligence briefing on February 16, 2015. Soon after, a U.S. official emailed the agency saying the vice president “strongly preferred” that the report not circulate.

An agency insider later confirmed that, “based on the Office of the Vice President’s preference, the information was never shared outside the CIA.”

Another CIA source called the move “extremely rare and inappropriate,” adding that it looked like a political cover-up.

“For intelligence to work, it has to reflect the world as it is,” the source said. “Biden clearly didn’t like what the Ukrainians were saying about him — and tried to whitewash the record.”

The revelation has reignited debate over Hunter Biden’s global business ventures and whether Joe Biden, now 82, blurred the lines between family and foreign policy.

It’s yet another scandal swirling around the Bidens — one that could have serious implications for their legacy and for public trust in American intelligence.