The big burning question about the Biden bribery document that will make all the difference
Elizabeth Stauffer
At a press conference last week, a reporter asked President Joe Biden , "Why did the Ukraine-FBI informant file refer to you as 'the big guy'?"
Biden replied , "Why'd you ask such a dumb question?"
I don’t know, sir. Maybe it’s because you were referred to as “the big guy” who was slated to receive 10% of potential profits from a joint venture between members of your family and Chinese energy giant CEFC in an email found on your son’s laptop, and because one of his former business partners, Tony Bobulinski, has gone on the record to say you are 1,000% “the big guy.” And we just find it curious that the reference has turned up again in a whistleblower’s allegations that Biden was the recipient of a $5 million bribe. That’s probably why.
Chairman of the House Oversight Committee James Comer (R-KY) has already pieced together the money trails from Chinese and Romanian nationals to nine members of the Biden family, including a grandchild. As he explained in a press conference last month, the funds were transferred via a network of up to 20 shell corporations set up by Hunter Biden and his associates.
Comer recently said his committee had gone through the records from just one bank so far and that it has yet to look at records from at least 10 additional banks.
Although the legacy media is doing their best to ignore the story, Republicans are focusing on a June 30, 2020, FD-1023 in which a confidential human informant alleged President Joe Biden accepted a $5 million bribe from a top-ranking official at Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company, in exchange for policy decisions. It took the threat of contempt of Congress charges for FBI Director Christopher Wray to allow committee members to view the unclassified document, but not before redacting 10% of the text.
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