Staff Reports
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky, has made a significant development in the GOP's investigation into allegations of "criminal bribery" and money laundering involving President Joe Biden. Comer recently disclosed on Sean Hannity's show that he has obtained the much-anticipated bank records linking the president's family to these questionable activities. In a proactive move, Comer plans to summon all ten Biden family members for questioning.
Securing these bank records proved to be a challenging endeavor. Comer elaborated, "We were unaware of the two checks to Joe Biden until just three weeks ago. Subpoenaing and tracking down the bank records was no simple task. Believe me, it was a complex process. We had to sift through numerous bank accounts, multiple financial institutions, and a web of shell companies. But we have successfully obtained all the necessary records."
Comer says Biden’s bank records traced to 10 family members: ‘Going to bring them all in’ https://t.co/owSiPNgn8a
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) November 8, 2023
But there's more to this breakthrough. Comer and his team have also effectively traced the flow of money. He asserted, "We are now able to scrutinize each individual transaction, trace the origins of the funds back to their respective countries, and untangle the network of shell companies involved. Remarkably, it all leads to not one, not two, but ten different Biden family members."
When these Biden family members testify before Congress, Comer anticipates that they will face tough questions. He is determined to uncover the truth promptly. As reported by the Washington Examiner, White House officials have not yet provided evidence to support Biden's assertion that the checks represented loan repayments. Comer remains skeptical, stating, "We do not possess any evidence indicating they were loans. If the White House possesses such evidence, why not present it to all of us?"
This situation poses a significant challenge for President Biden. Even if the checks were not loans, their timing raises substantial concerns about the president's financial connections with his family's business dealings. Comer and his fellow Republicans show no intention of backing down; they have more inquiries for the Biden family and are determined to persist until they receive satisfactory answers.
