Be prepared for volatile testimony! Jim Jordan, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, just announced the fascinating schedule for former US attorney and now special counsel David Weiss to appear before the committee. You won’t believe who he recently indicted, but it was none other than Hunter Biden, the first son, on a crime involving a firearm. You definitely don’t want to miss this hearing!
Weiss will speak before the House on October 18th, Jordan said on Sunday. This information was revealed in an interesting Fox News interview.
“David Weiss has committed to come in front of the committee on Oct. 18, so we can look forward to that,” Jordan stated, according to Newsmax.
Jordan, according to his lawyer George Mesires, links President Joe Biden to his son’s engagement with the Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings from 2014 to 2019.
“You can boil this” the allegation of corruption against Joe Biden “down to the Burisma situation,” Jordan noted further.
“Burisma, I think, captures it all. Hunter Biden gets put on the board; gets paid a lot of money. Fact No. 2: He wasn’t qualified to be on the board. Fact No. 3: The Burisma executives asked him, ‘Can you help us with the pressure we are facing?’ Fact No. 4: Joe Biden gets [Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin] fired — leverages American tax dollars to accomplish that,” he continued.
“And then what does the [Attorney General Merrick] Garland Justice Department do?” Jordan asked. “They try to sweep it under the rug, so much so that they allowed the statute of limitations to lapse for the most serious … felony tax concerns Hunter Biden had in 2014 and 2015. They let it lapse because those were the years that dealt with the Burisma income,” he noted further.
Prepare for the first impeachment investigation hearing with President Biden! The House Oversight Committee Chair, James Comer (R-Ky.), has set September 28 as the big day for Weiss’s appearance before the Ohio Republican committee.
The changes occur as the White House has urged supporters in the “media to ramp up its scrutiny of House Republicans for opening an impeachment inquiry based on lies.”
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But based on the reporting in the New York Post, it seems that this is untrue. According to The Post, an FBI informant claimed that Biden, who was then the vice president, had “pushed for Shokin’s ouster because he was investigating gas company Burisma.” The whistleblower also recommended “Burisma CEO Mykola Zlochevsky claimed he had ‘bribed’ the Bidens for $5 million each — partly to get Shokin fired.”
When Biden announced a “quid pro quo” after resigning as vice president, it raised controversy. President Obama gave Biden specific instructions to travel to Kyiv, the vice president disclosed while speaking at a CFR event. He asked the prosecutor be sacked in exchange for $1 billion in aid.
In a memo written earlier this month, White House Counsel’s Office spokesperson Ian Sams urged major media organizations to “ramp up their scrutiny” of House Republicans “for opening an impeachment inquiry based on lies,” according to the New York Post.
President Joe Biden will be the subject of an impeachment investigation, according to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. A number of committees have discovered damaging information on alleged bribery and dubious profit from the “Biden brand.” Check your inboxes for a crucial memo, CNN, New York Times, and Fox News.
“Through our investigations, we have found that President Biden did lie to the American people about his own knowledge of his family’s foreign business dealings,” McCarthy said this week in a previous allegation that “these allegations paint a picture of a culture of corruption.”
Sam explicitly contacted a few media outlets on Tuesday, but the following day he also sent the memo to the White House press list. According to The Post, this choice infuriated some media professionals who voiced their concerns about the administration’s attempts to dictate the editorial course when it comes to impeachment.
“They should be playing hardball, and instead, what they’re doing is bitching about the media,” According to a White House reporter who frequently attends briefings.
“I don’t think the media likes being told what to do. I think it’s going to backfire,” The Post reports that the reporter made a prediction. “It seems to say to me that they believe the media will just do what [the White House] tells them. It’s a terrible look for the administration.”
