CNN humiliated itself on Wednesday with a 'fact check' admitting impeachment inquiry evidence put forth by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is true.
CNN fact checked if Biden family members and associates received $20 million through a complex web of shell companies, as McCarthy alleged. The conclusion was “this is true” regarding the family members and associates of Biden, but CNN argues there is not evidence — at least not yet — about Joe Biden himself getting any of this. Of course, that is the point of an impeachment inquiry — an investigation — to get at whether or not such evidence exists.
Again, the point of an impeachment inquiry is to actually investigate this claim that the FBI found to be from a “credible informant.”CNN fact checked whether Joe Biden participated in calls and dinners with his son’s business partners. CNN did not note if the claim was true or false but said the allegation
“omits key context.” Obviously, however, the claim from McCarthy is true as it has been revealed Biden attended dinners and participated in conference calls with such individuals — and yet again, the point of an impeachment inquiry is to nail down the context of what exactly Joe Biden’s involvement in such matters really amounted to.CNN fact checked if Biden family members’ financial transactions were flagged as suspicious.
That is true, but as with the other claims the actual point of an impeachment inquiry is to investigate these further and determine if there was wrongdoing associated with these financial transactions. Investigators will need to nail that down in the coming weeks and months ahead.CNN fact checked if then-Vice President Joe Biden “used his powers to help his son’s business.” CNN did not report the allegation was false.
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