“Ten held by H for the big guy.”

That comes from an email found in the never-ending trove that is Hunter Biden’s “laptop from hell”—an email that contains a breakdown of who got what in Hunter’s China business deals, which have more than a faint whiff of corruption about them.

But who’s the “big guy?” It’s a question everyone wants to know the answer to, including Fox News host Jesse Watters, who’s been closely following the investigation into the Biden family’s business dealings.

Last night, on his show “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Watters told viewers that the federal probe into the Biden business deals was “heating up.”

“Not only are sources telling ‘Primetime’ that the first son, Hunter Biden, is on the verge of being indicted,” Watters explained, “but it looks like the U.S. attorney in Delaware could be looking at President Joe Biden himself.” The investigation into Hunter Biden dates back to 2018, and involves a federal probe into his finances, tax payments, and various business dealings in China, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and other unsavory parts of the world.

“Yesterday during a grand jury testimony over Hunter’s finances,” Watters continued, “a witness was asked to identify the ‘big guy.’ This came after an email from Hunter’s business partner, James Gilliar, was put into the record. The email showed a breakdown of the China deal and who was going to get a piece of the pie, saying, ‘Ten held by H for the big guy.’ Who’s the big guy? Well, a bunch of emails on Hunter’s laptop suggest the ‘big guy’ was Joe Biden.”

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The Hunter Biden laptop has been an ongoing thorn in the side of the liberal media ever since it first surfaced in late 2020, just before the presidential election. In recent weeks, both The New York Times and The Washington Post have been forced to concede—somewhat sheepishly and with no mention at all of their previous dismissal of the laptop as “Russian disinformation”—that the laptop and its contents are indeed authentic.

In his segment on Tuesday night, Watters further clarified the issues at stake, and why they matter: “We know Hunter’s business partners. We’re told not to call Joe by name. They wanted to keep Joe’s role private. Hunter’s partner confirmed it when he texted Bobulinski, ‘Don’t mention Joe being involved. It’s only when you are face-to-face. I know you know that, but they are paranoid.’”

“So instead, Joe went by the ‘big guy’ to try to cover up his whole role in all of this. But the grand jury is asking questions that lead right to the Oval Office. The media’s whole containment operation can’t contain a grand jury, but the press is trying their best anyway,” Watters continued.

Of course, it remains to be seen how far any investigation into the Biden family’s multifarious and shadowy business dealings will actually go. After all, the laptop scandal was completely buried in a two-pronged media operation that involved both mainstream news outlets and former intelligence officials colluding to prevent the story from harming Joe Biden’s election chances.

The scandal then remained buried for well over a year—which is a pretty comprehensive expression of the power of media outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post to set the national narrative.

With this in mind, and observing Hunter Biden’s carefree behavior in recent weeks, Watters rightly wonders if the federal probe will actually go anywhere at all—or just fizzle out, as they so often do where powerful Democratic politicians are concerned.

“Hunter is actually throwing a wedding for his daughter at the White House in November,” Jesse said at the conclusion of his segment, “right after the midterms. Maybe Hunter isn’t scared at all. Maybe he knows he’ll be saved again like he always is. So if this investigation doesn’t lead straight to the White House, it’ll just prove that corruption is king in Washington, D.C.”

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