America
Biden ‘Most Corrupt President in History’
First family received $35 million, House Oversight Chair James Comer tells Newsmax.
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resident joe biden will be held accountable for influ- ence peddling, especially if former President Donald
Trump returns to the White House, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer told Newsmax. His comments came shortly after
House Republicans released a report in late August finding Biden has “engaged in impeachable conduct,” including an “abuse of power” when he was vice president and “obstruc- tion of justice” as president to cover his family’s “global influence peddling racket” to defraud the U.S. The Kentucky lawmaker said
Biden family members received more than $35 million through payments and loans via
the scheme. Appearing on Newsmax TV’s
Wake Up America, Comer was asked whether the 81-year-old Biden ever will be held accountable for his alleged illegal actions. “I think you’re going to see — if
Donald Trump wins the presidency, and puts in a real attorney general who is fair — lots of charges, not just against Biden family members, but also people in the government who were involved in the cover-up.” Comer said he expects Biden and
his family members to face charges for alleged lying, setting up shell com- panies, and money laundering even without a second Trump presidency. “I think [Special Counsel] David
Weiss is going to issue more of the things that we found,” Comer said. “He included in his tax evasion charge an unreg- istered foreign agents charge from the money that Hunter Biden took from Romania while Joe Biden was vice president. “We found that no one
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knew about that money from Romania. Over $1 million that we found when we got access to those bank violations in
the Treasury. There was a bank viola- tion for a suspicious wire from Roma- nia to a shell company of the Bidens. That’s how we found that.” Comer said he expects government
agencies to increase their cooperation with the Biden probe. “We saw the State Department do
that,” he continued. “They said, ‘Oh yeah, we have an email here that shows when Hunter Biden was on the board of Burisma during the Obama- Biden administration, he was trying to get help in a European country for his client.’ “This investigation will be like the
Hunter Biden laptop story. In time, the truth will come out, and the Amer- ican people will see just how corrupt the Biden family was and how cor- rupt our federal government was with all these deep state agencies trying to cover and protect the Bidens.” Comer implored Americans to read
the House report. “I hope they read the report. There
are footnotes all throughout this report,” he said. “We have the receipts. We have bank records. Bank records don’t lie. “We have emails. We have sworn deposition testimony from the peo- ple that were involved in laundering this money.
“This was a scheme, a First and foremost, overwhelming evidence demonstrates that President Biden participated
in a conspiracy to monetize his office of public trust to enrich his family. Among other aspects of this conspiracy, the Biden family and their business associates received tens of millions of dollars from foreign interests by leading those interests to believe that such payments would provide them access to and influence with President Biden.
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scheme to take money from bad people and bad countries, to try to help them get out of trouble. “Joe Biden’s legacy should be
he’s the most corrupt president in the history of our nation.”
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