While President Joe Biden has long denied having any knowledge of his son's questionable business practices, damning new information indicates the president knew far more than he let on. 

Fox News reported this week that it has reviewed emails and White House visitor logs suggesting that Hunter Biden arranged for meetings in 2011 between his then-vice president father and business associates, at least one of whom was a foreign citizen.

Business associate asked if Hunter Biden could arrange an introduction to his father

The meetings stemmed from talks Hunter Biden and his business partner Devon Archer had with Sean Conlon, an investor who later went on to host CNBC's "The Deed: Chicago."

Conlon argued that the pair could secure a potentially lucrative opportunity if Hunter Biden were able to introduce his father to Andre Lasserre and Xi Wang, both of whom were associates of Conlon.

That came after energy executive David Gamperl forwarded Conlon an email from Nagi Ghawi about the "substantial profit" of a particular business proposal. Ghawi served as chairman of the since dissolved Mercantile Investment Group in the West Indies.

Conlon in turn forwarded Ghawi's email to Hunter Biden and Archer, saying the three "need to put our heads together on this."

Emails reference meeting with Joe Biden

Ghawi again emailed Conlon later in the day asking for a meeting between his associates and either the vice president or his chief of staff "ASAP" in exchange for access to billions of dollars worth of bonds through his "Andre Lasserre connection."

Additional emails show Gamperl first met with Hunter Biden before going on to meet with his father's chief of staff Alan Hoffman at an undisclosed location. Lasserre also appears to have been present at the meeting.

White House visitor logs show that another meeting occurred between Hoffman, Gamperl, Wang and Lasserre at the Old Executive Office Building (OEOB) on July 27, 2011.