Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Bank records don’t lie: Bidens’ business dealings will be uncovered

 Even when the treasure trove of evidence on Hunter Biden's laptop was first reported by the courageous New York Post, the Bidens and their powerful Washington allies perpetuated their big lie, this time with the help of former high-ranking U.S. intelligence officials, Big Tech social media giants, and even the FBI. And for the first two years of the Biden administration - the least transparent administration in history - the White House was not pressured by the biased liberal media to answer serious questions about any of the corruption allegations swirling around about the Biden family's business interests in China, Ukraine, Russia and other foreign countries.

Recently, the Committee on Oversight and Accountability disclosed a $3 million wire transfer from a Chinese company by the name of State Energy HK Ltd. - in 2017, about 40 days after Mr. Biden left the vice presidency - that was sent to a Biden family business associate who then disgorged over $1 million to members of the Biden clan.

These transactions raise big questions that demand answers from Mr. Biden and other members of his family.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has indicated that there are 11 more subpoenas for more bank records relating to Biden pay-for-play business deals in the pipeline.

These initial documents provided to Congress by Bank of America confirm that Joe and Hunter Biden have been lying about the family's overseas financial entanglements for a very long time.

In an interview with ABC News in 2019, Hunter Biden even went as far as to say that the allegations of corruption had "No basis in fact" and that he hadn't received any money - "Not one cent," as he described it - as a result of his foreign business dealings.

In a 2020 debate against then-President Donald Trump, then-candidate Biden told the American people that "I have not taken a penny from any foreign source ever in my life." But the false statements don't end there.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2023/mar/27/bank-records-dont-lie-bidens-business-dealings-wil/?mc_cid=fe8d4b13db

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