On Sunday, Kentucky Republican Representative James Comer acknowledged that his party had misplaced a critical witness in a probe concerning supposed bribery involving the Biden family. Last Wednesday, GOP members of the House Oversight Committee released a 36-page report alleging that Joe Biden's family made millions from several Chinese and Romanian firms during his time as vice president under Barack Obama, despite the potential dangers these firms posed to the U.S. A copy of this memo, obtained by Newsweek, contains redacted images of transactions involving what are allegedly bank accounts belonging to Biden family members.

The report's findings suggest that there were secret bank accounts not only connected to Biden's son, Hunter, but also to other family members. Comer, the committee's chairman, accuses these individuals of leveraging Biden's position to garner favors from foreign governments and influence U.S. foreign policy. However, there is no concrete evidence in the Wednesday documents that directly implicates President Biden in any of the alleged schemes, nor is there any clear indication that these payments had any tangible effects on U.S. policy.

Seeking to uncover more information, Comer has attempted to secure records from the BI that he believes could reveal whether or not President Biden received bribes from the foreign companies in question. His inquiries are based on information he received from an anonymous whistleblower. Though he conceded it may be difficult to obtain these documents, Comer also suggested that they could potentially support the case against the Bidens.

On Sunday, Kentucky Republican Representative James Comer acknowledged that his party had misplaced a critical witness in a probe concerning supposed bribery involving the Biden family. Last Wednesday, GOP members of the House Oversight Committee released a 36-page report alleging that Joe Biden's family made millions from several Chinese and Romanian firms during his time as vice president under Barack Obama, despite the potential dangers these firms posed to the U.S. A copy of this memo, obtained by Newsweek, contains redacted images of transactions involving what are allegedly bank accounts belonging to Biden family members.
The report's findings suggest that there were secret bank accounts not only connected to Biden's son, Hunter, but also to other family members. Comer, the committee's chairman, accuses these individuals of leveraging Biden's position to garner favors from foreign governments and influence U.S. foreign policy. However, there is no concrete evidence in the Wednesday documents that directly implicates President Biden in any of the alleged schemes, nor is there any clear indication that these payments had any tangible effects on U.S. policy.
Seeking to uncover more information, Comer has attempted to secure records from the BI that he believes could reveal whether or not President Biden received bribes from the foreign companies in question. His inquiries are based on information he received from an anonymous whistleblower. Though he conceded it may be difficult to obtain these documents, Comer also suggested that they could potentially support the case against the Bidens.

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