The head of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer (R-KY), is stepping up his inquiry into the family company of President Joe Biden. Comer stated that he believes the committee’s opportunity to hear testimony from the president’s family members would come shortly.
“We are going to subpoena the family. We are putting together the case to win in court,” said the Republican from Kentucky who has spent months poring over bank records indicating a network of shell companies that distributed millions of dollars made available by Hunter and business partner Devon Archer to a total of at least nine members of the president’s family.
“Obviously with all the opposition we are getting from the Biden attorneys, we know this is going to end up in court when we subpoena the Bidens, so we’re putting together a case. And I think we’ve done that very well… If I had subpoenaed Joe and Hunter Biden on the first day of this investigation, it would have been thrown out,” said Rep. Comer.
“We’ve had to go every step of the way and prove the media narrative was wrong and the vice president and the current president lied. We have caught Joe Biden in so many lies, I can’t even count… So we have put together a case that I think would stand up in any court in America, and we hope to hear from the Bidens soon,” he added.
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The ongoing inquiry of his family’s international business dealings by the Oversight Committee has received little public attention, which has benefited President Biden. The scant media attention has been concentrated on Hunter’s failed plea agreement on tax offenses committed while working for foreign firms. As the president’s reelection campaign nears, a case regarding corruption and bribery involving Biden’s son and a Ukrainian prosecutor is gaining attention despite the president’s denials and Rep. Comer’s tenacious investigation.
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The Oversight Committee claims to have records that, to far, reveal that the president’s family received over $21 million from lobbying on behalf of foreign firms wanting access to Washington when he was vice president. Comer said on Thursday that Rosemont Seneca Thornton, a front firm for Hunter and Archer that took millions of dollars from people he called “crooks,” was where the majority of the funds came from.
“We have their bank records. Bank records don’t lie,” he added.
