https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/31/china-accuses-outspoken-tycoon-in-us-of-rape.html

"I want to help you," Johnson says in the edited recording that recently surfaced online. "I am the only member of Barack Obama's Cabinet that has met with Donald Trump."

In the recording, Johnson suggests Guo meet with FBI agents and consider donating to human rights organizations to strengthen his case to remain in the U.S. After Guo expresses concern that Trump had already "made a deal" with the Chinese, Johnson and an unidentified woman who appears to be a Guo adviser quickly assure him that Trump would not give him up.

"He would be violating your rights," Johnson says, while the adviser points out that Guo, who goes by the name Miles Kwok, should also consider his membership in a Trump resort in Florida as a factor working in his favor.

"Miles is a member of Mar-a-Lago," she says, before Guo bursts into laughter.

Why the FBI Jeh? Inquiring minds would like to know.

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What appears to be an archived version of a South China Morning Post article from Sept. 17, 2015….

https://johnib.wordpress.com/2015/09/17/xi-jinping-sets-high-priority-to-return-from-the-u-s-two-chinese-allegedly-linked-to-crimes-in-china/

President Xi Jinping and Zeng Peiyan, chairman of the China Centre for International Economic Exchanges (far left), meet US business leaders in Beijing yesterday. Photo: Reuters

The repatriation of two Chinese allegedly linked to corruption investigations topped the agenda when China’s security chief visited Washington to prepare for President Xi Jinping’s state visit, sources revealed.

Meng Jianzhu , head of the Communist Party’s Central Politics and Legal Affairs Committee, asked Washington to repatriate Ling Wancheng and Guo Wengui during talks with senior US officials who included Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, FBI Director James Comey and National Security Adviser Susan Rice, the sources said. The US side raised concerns over cybersecurity.

I wonder what JC, JJ, and SR know about Ho Wan Kwok…

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https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/sep/23/china-seeks-return-of-2-wanted-officials/

The issue of the turning over the two men was raised during the visit Washington visit of Meng Jianzhu, a senior security official who heads the Communist Party Central Politics and Legal Affairs Committee. Mr. Meng made the extradition request during meetings with Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, FBI Director James Comey and national security adviser Susan Rice, the South China Morning Post reported.

The newspaper, quoting sources familiar with the meeting, said the U.S. side was noncommittal and asked for proof of criminal activities. The Chinese said they were building a criminal case against the two men.

During the meeting with Mr. Meng, Ms. Rice informed China about U.S. plans to impose sanctions on China for its role in the Office of Personnel Management network hacking and other cyberattacks.

Other details of the discussion could not be learned. Some speculate a possible deal between Beijing and the Obama administration would involve Chinese promises to curb cyberattacks in exchange for Washington handing over the two men.

Intelligence officials are likely to oppose any return of Mr. Ling because of his access to intelligence on China, a top priority spying target for all U.S. agencies that have very little access or sources within the tightly-closed leadership circles.

Additionally, returning a Chinese source also would discourage other Chinese defectors with access to secrets from coming over to the United States in the future.