Hunter Biden's leaked text messages reveal racist words used in conversations with his niece and other individuals.

A 2019 text message found Biden making a racist remark against people of Asian background.

EXCLUSIVE: 'No yellow!' Hunter Biden used slur to refer to Asians in 2019 texts with his cousin Caroline who asked if he preferred 'foreign or domestic' women - as he's already been blasted as racist for using the n-wordhttps://t.co/1nFV3pUXNo

— Mark Slapinski 🇵🇱 (@mark_slapinski) April 19, 2023

The problem

"Domesticated foreigner is fine. No yellow," Hunter Biden said about setting him up on a date with his niece's friend.

"The slur, uncovered from Hunter's abandoned laptop, is particularly distressing as it comes amid a surge in racist attacks against Asian-Americans," the Daily Mail reported.

CNN, MSNBC, the Washington Post & the New York Times have all refused to cover Hunter Biden’s use of the n-word. What would they have done if one of Trump’s sons had used the n-word? This is the very definition of media bias. Read & share this: https://t.co/fKLFQdtv44

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) June 13, 2021

Not the first time

"Hunter Biden, the president’s son, used the n-word several times in text conversations with his $800 dollar an hour attorney to celebrate the fact that the media wasn’t covering his latest failures very aggressively," Outkick's Clay Travis wrote.

"As I write this column the New York Times, the Washington Post, MSNBC, and CNN have not covered the story," he added.

Hunter Biden's racist vernacular includes more than just the n-word.https://t.co/lRzfkerxyF

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) June 16, 2021

The text, mentioned in 2021 in another report, said the president's son wanted a much younger woman.

"The president's son, then age 49, said he wanted to date 24-year-olds because the young women were 'easy to impress.'"

"He wrote that '24 is great. Seriously.' He added that it's 'incredibly easy to impress a 24 year old,'" the report added.

The concerning resurfacing of the problem adds to concerns in the ongoing investigation of Hunter Biden and his international business connections. As many as nine Biden family members are now named in the investigation by the Oversight Committee led by GOP Rep. James Comer (R-KY).

The latest report also may anger some Asian-background people, including Biden's Chinese business connections, as the investigation continues into his questionable practices during the years that his father served as vice president under then-President Barack Obama. Much more is set to be released with thousands of communications on Hunter's famous "laptop from hell."