BREAKING | Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui—a close friend of right-wing media personality Stephen K. Bannon —has been charged in a massive, $1 billion fraud conspiracy.
Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui—a close friend of right-wing media personality Stephen K. Bannon who has long been on the FBI’s radar—has been charged in a massive, $1 billion fraud conspiracy, the feds announced Wednesday.
, Guo testified under oath in 2019 in a Virginia lawsuit that his net worth was “negative,” didn’t “have any more money,” has no “income from any sources,” and continued despite having “not a penny left.” Guo has attracted quite a bit of media attention, because so much of his story is cloaked in mystery.
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