Suspicious Transactions, Personal Gain: House of Representatives Demands Information on Biden Family Businesses

The Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, demanded on Wednesday that Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen provide information regarding suspicious business transactions of President Joe Biden’s family and close associates, as identified by American banks. This was reported by Interfax.

“Over the past two years, the Biden administration and major American technology companies have worked diligently to conceal information about the Biden family's questionable business schemes and Joe Biden's personal involvement. For years, the Biden family has exploited its influence around the world, often at the expense of our nation’s interests. The American people deserve to know the extent of Joe Biden’s involvement in his family's murky transactions and whether these dealings pose a threat to national security, as well as how he makes decisions as President,” Comer stated in a committee press release.

“According to media reports, American banks have received data on suspicious activity related to over 150 transactions involving Hunter Biden (Joe Biden’s son) and Biden’s international partners, based on which the Treasury needs to determine if they are illegal and whether they pose a national security risk. The Treasury has utilized this practice for years and has passed data to Congress, but the Biden administration has restricted their access, raising questions about possible attempts to obscure Biden and his associates' suspicious activities,” the press release noted.