The Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee alleges relatives of the president engaged in business with foreign nationals as part of the panel's investigation into the finances of the Biden family.
Wednesday morning to Republican members of the panel about what he described as information that the committee recently received from subpoenas from four different banks. The memo said the subpoenas were “tailored to specific individuals and companies that engaged in business activities with Biden family members and their business associates.”
The memo also says the Biden family and associates' “activities in coordination with Chinese nationals and their corporate entities appear to be an attempt to engage in financial deception.” The memo reiterates previous allegations that Comer made against Hunter Biden in his memo, in which the committee chairman alleged that the president’s son and at least two relatives were paid $1.
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