House Republicans released a 30-page memo Thursday outlining the case for the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
The memo outlines the primary evidence gathered to date, which directly implicates President Biden in direct bribery schemes with foreign nationals while his son, Hunter, peddled political influence for tens of millions of dollars. The Biden family and their close associates, according to House investigators, accrued more than $24 million from foreign sources between 2014 and 2019. The money poured in from foreign business partners across Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Romania, and China, who often dished out millions “for no identifiable product or service.”
“This money was transmitted to Biden family members from foreign sources through an exceedingly complex chain of transactions that made it difficult to track the flow of these funds,” lawmakers noted. “These foreign business associates of the President’s family had interests in countries where then-Vice President Biden — and as President — played, and continues to play, an active role in formulating and implementing the foreign policy of the United States.”
While President Biden repeatedly denied any involvement in his son’s business ventures, at least 200 interactions with corporate partners have been documented.
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