Topic: Rosemont Seneca

The discussion explores the financial links between Hunter Biden's firm, Rosemont Seneca Technology Partners, and the research company Metabiota. McCormick notes that investments in Metabiota began shortly after Joe Biden's 2013 meeting with Xi Jinping in China. Following this, Metabiota reportedly received multi-million dollar contracts from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) for bio-defense work in the Republic of Georgia and Ukraine.

Allegations are made regarding Joe Biden laundering money through Ukraine via MetaBiota, a company invested in by Hunter Biden's Rosemont Seneca. The segment claims MetaBiota received millions in DOD contracts while Biden was Vice President. The host compares the current state of U.S. executive power to the downfall of Rome.

Independent journalist Jacob Creech (BioClandestine) joins the show to discuss U.S. Department of Defense biological threat reduction programs in Ukraine. He alleges that Hunter Biden's firm, Rosemont Seneca, funneled funds into a company called MetaBiota. Creech also links Barack Obama to the 2005 establishment of these programs, suggesting they were used to circumvent U.S. congressional oversight for "black site" pathogen research.

The New York Times finally authenticated the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop, 17 months after the initial reports. The segment details how Hunter's firm, Rosemont Seneca, funded MetaBiota, a company involved in biological threat research in Ukraine. This connection is used to argue that the Biden family is deeply involved in "pay-to-play" corruption and the establishment of a global biosecurity state.

The segment discusses confirmed links between Hunter Biden’s firm, Rosemont Seneca, and investments in Ukrainian biological research. Historical reports from 2005 are cited to show that the Obama administration led efforts to build these labs. Additionally, Skousen comments on the disparity between U.S. and Russian hypersonic missile and ICBM capabilities, noting a significant Russian advantage.

MetaBiota, a company funded by Hunter Biden's Rosemont Seneca and the Pentagon's DTRA program, reportedly operates biological labs under diplomatic cover. The company is accused of selling pandemic insurance and trackers for the very agents they produce. Documents from 2020 show that Iranian and Ukrainian officials previously called for the closure of U.S.-linked biological labs due to fears of engineered outbreaks.