In an Aug. 18, 2024, press release from the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, Chairman James Comer (R-KY) asserts the inquiry makes "the strongest [ever] case for impeachment of a sitting president." Comer stated:
"President Biden's legacy is marked by abuse of public office, corruption, and obstruction. The evidence produced by our impeachment inquiry is the strongest case for impeachment of a sitting president the House of Representatives has ever investigated. Americans now know Joe Biden was 'the brand' the Bidens sold around the world to enrich the Biden family, and Joe Biden knew of, benefitted from, and participated in his family's influence peddling schemes. The entire Biden influence peddling model relied on Joe Biden's presence—at meetings, on the phone, or at dinners—to demonstrate his family members' influence over him, and he repeatedly provided it. Throughout our impeachment inquiry of President Biden, the Biden-Harris Administration has sought to obstruct us every step of the way. Despite this obstruction, we have exposed the truth to the American people, and they now know the extent of President Biden's corruption."
According to members of the committees who investigated the Biden family schemes, the inquiry's findings "stood up under scrutiny at every step." Two IRS whistleblowers provided indisputable evidence on Hunter Biden's alleged wheeling and dealing and global influence peddling using his father, Vice President at the time, to curry favor with world leaders and business tycoons in Ukraine, China, Romania, Russia, and other countries that may not have America's best interests at heart.
Former business associate and whistleblower Tony Bobulinski alleges Joe Biden was always undeniably involved in the family's business even though he publicly and repeatedly denied his involvement. Moreover, extensive documentation from the Biden Laptop shows Biden was both a knowing participant and a beneficiary. Bobulinski testified that Joe "was an enabler...buffered by a complex scheme to maintain plausible deniability."
Former business associate and whistleblower Tony Bobulinski alleges Joe Biden was always undeniably involved in the family's business even though he publicly and repeatedly denied his involvement. Moreover, extensive documentation from the Biden Laptop shows Biden was both a knowing participant and a beneficiary. Bobulinski testified that Joe "was an enabler...buffered by a complex scheme to maintain plausible deniability."
The report alleges the Biden family and their associates attempted to conceal much of its activity through multiple shell companies. From 2014 to the present, "Biden, Biden family members, and their associates received over $27 million from foreign individuals or entities. Hundreds of thousands of dollars" went to Joe Biden himself, some of which is "directly traceable to China." During the Obama administration, Biden repeatedly used his position as Vice President to achieve "favorable outcomes" for his son's business dealings. Pictured below is just one example of his financial manipulations:
In addition, the Biden family used Biden's position as leverage. The report shows the family obtained "over $8 million in loans from Democratic benefactors," much of which has never been repaid. In some cases, the loans "do not exist" or have yet to be produced to the Committees. The investigating committees believe some funds were "provided as gifts disguised as loans."
The Biden administration has slow-walked its cooperation with documentation and any investigation of his son Hunter by the FBI. According to the report, the Justice Department and the FBI afforded Hunter special treatment. In addition, the Justice Department misled Congress about "the independence of law enforcement agencies" when investigating Hunter. And political appointees in the Biden administration had a tight lid on all oversight and control over the investigation of the President's son. The White House has also, according to the investigating Committees, repeatedly obstructed the Committees' impeachment inquiry "by withholding key documents and witnesses."
The 291-page report, a year in the making and with extensive footnotes, recounts the evidentiary specifics of the Biden family schemes in great detail. On Sept. 12, 2023, Speaker Kevin McCarthy initiated an official inquiry to determine whether "sufficient grounds existed to draft articles of impeachment." The investigating Committees "have conducted over 30 transcribed interviews and depositions, issued over 30 subpoenas, reviewed millions of documents, and held six markups and hearings." Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer responded, calling the impeachment inquiry "absurd."
In addition, the Biden family used Biden's position as leverage. The report shows the family obtained "over $8 million in loans from Democratic benefactors," much of which has never been repaid. In some cases, the loans "do not exist" or have yet to be produced to the Committees. The investigating committees believe some funds were "provided as gifts disguised as loans."
The Biden administration has slow-walked its cooperation with documentation and any investigation of his son Hunter by the FBI. According to the report, the Justice Department and the FBI afforded Hunter special treatment. In addition, the Justice Department misled Congress about "the independence of law enforcement agencies" when investigating Hunter. And political appointees in the Biden administration had a tight lid on all oversight and control over the investigation of the President's son. The White House has also, according to the investigating Committees, repeatedly obstructed the Committees' impeachment inquiry "by withholding key documents and witnesses."
The 291-page report, a year in the making and with extensive footnotes, recounts the evidentiary specifics of the Biden family schemes in great detail. On Sept. 12, 2023, Speaker Kevin McCarthy initiated an official inquiry to determine whether "sufficient grounds existed to draft articles of impeachment." The investigating Committees "have conducted over 30 transcribed interviews and depositions, issued over 30 subpoenas, reviewed millions of documents, and held six markups and hearings." Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer responded, calling the impeachment inquiry "absurd."
