The former president of the United States, Donald Trump, has recently made a statement saying that his federal indictment is being used to distract attention from the allegations made by House Republicans regarding the President's son, Hunter Biden. Trump made these claims during the premiere of his show 'The Roger Stone Show' hosted by his long-time ally, Roger Stone, on 77 WABC. For a long time, the House Republicans have been prioritizing the investigation into the "Biden family’s influence peddling and business schemes" and showing concerns regarding Hunter Biden's laptop. Recently, it was reported that the House Oversight lawmakers reviewed an unverified tip that allegedly accused Biden of engaging in bribery with a foreign national during his vice presidential term.

Hunter Biden, the President's son, is being investigated by the U.S Attorney in Delaware, where prosecutors are expected to make a decision on whether he should be charged with possible tax-related and gun purchase-related violations. Trump targeted the President's son during his campaign in 2020 regarding his involvement in a Ukrainian energy company while Joe Biden was serving as Vice President. Hunter Biden accepted that he had poor judgment in taking the role as it put his father in a vulnerable position, but he maintained that he had done nothing wrong. Trump and his allies have consistently called for Hunter Biden to face charges and have accused the President of being involved in his son's business affairs, but there is no evidence supporting these allegations.

The House Republicans have relentlessly pursued the investigation without any concrete evidence. The White House has repeatedly criticized the investigation as politically-driven without any merit. The former President's indictment follows this investigation. Recently, he faced a 37-count federal indictment over his alleged mishandling of classified documents. He termed the indictment a disgrace during the conversation with Roger Stone concerning his situation. Roger Stone was notably pardoned by Trump in 2020. This was Trump's first media appearance since his indictment, following two speeches on Saturday in Georgia and North Carolina.

The former president of the United States, Donald Trump, has recently made a statement saying that his federal indictment is being used to distract attention from the allegations made by House Republicans regarding the President's son, Hunter Biden. Trump made these claims during the premiere of his show 'The Roger Stone Show' hosted by his long-time ally, Roger Stone, on 77 WABC. For a long time, the House Republicans have been prioritizing the investigation into the "Biden family’s influence peddling and business schemes" and showing concerns regarding Hunter Biden's laptop. Recently, it was reported that the House Oversight lawmakers reviewed an unverified tip that allegedly accused Biden of engaging in bribery with a foreign national during his vice presidential term.
Hunter Biden, the President's son, is being investigated by the U.S Attorney in Delaware, where prosecutors are expected to make a decision on whether he should be charged with possible tax-related and gun purchase-related violations. Trump targeted the President's son during his campaign in 2020 regarding his involvement in a Ukrainian energy company while Joe Biden was serving as Vice President. Hunter Biden accepted that he had poor judgment in taking the role as it put his father in a vulnerable position, but he maintained that he had done nothing wrong. Trump and his allies have consistently called for Hunter Biden to face charges and have accused the President of being involved in his son's business affairs, but there is no evidence supporting these allegations.
The House Republicans have relentlessly pursued the investigation without any concrete evidence. The White House has repeatedly criticized the investigation as politically-driven without any merit. The former President's indictment follows this investigation. Recently, he faced a 37-count federal indictment over his alleged mishandling of classified documents. He termed the indictment a disgrace during the conversation with Roger Stone concerning his situation. Roger Stone was notably pardoned by Trump in 2020. This was Trump's first media appearance since his indictment, following two speeches on Saturday in Georgia and North Carolina.

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