The House Oversight Committee, led by Chairman James Comer, is demanding that President Biden correct his “misleading and dishonest” denial that members of his family received more than $1 million from accounts related to Hunter’s business associate and their Chinese business ventures in 2017.
Bank records obtained by the committee show that members of the Biden family and their companies received incremental payments over a period of approximately three months.
Comer is concerned about the national security implications of a President’s immediate family receiving such lucrative financial deals from foreign nationals and foreign companies without any oversight.
The investigation into Hunter Biden’s foreign deals is being led by Trump-appointed Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss.
The American people deserve honest and transparent answers from President Biden related to his family’s questionable foreign business deals. Despite overwhelming evidence, President Biden continues to deny his family’s involvement in suspicious foreign financial transactions.
The House Oversight Committee requests that President Biden’s press secretary correct his March 17, 2023, statement that the evidence from the bank records is “not true” or explain in detail which financial transactions he is disputing.
The Committee asks that the correction be provided by March 27, 2023. Takeaways: The House Oversight Committee is demanding that President Biden correct his denial of the Biden family’s foreign deals.
Bank records obtained by the committee show that members of the Biden family received more than $1 million from accounts related to Hunter’s business associate and their Chinese business ventures in 2017.
Chairman James Comer is concerned about the national security implications of a President’s immediate family receiving such lucrative financial deals from foreign nationals and foreign companies without any oversight.
The investigation into Hunter Biden’s foreign deals is being led by Trump-appointed Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss.
The House Oversight Committee requests that President Biden’s press secretary correct his statement or explain which financial transactions he is disputing.
