Rep. Comer to Newsmax: More Coming on Biden Money Trail

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By    |   Thursday, 26 October 2023 10:24 AM EDT ET

The House Oversight Committee has "hard evidence" against President Joe Biden and members of his family, and now has concrete questions to ask them when they're brought in to testify, Rep. James Comer, the committee's chair, told Newsmax on Thursday.

"I think you're going to see very soon that they start coming in, and thankfully, we've done this the right way," the Kentucky Republican said on Newsmax's "Wake Up America," adding that he's already spoken with new House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and "he's very excited" about the investigation.

When asked why Biden's brother, James, and other members of the family haven't been brought in, Comer said that the case has been building against them.

"If we hadn't subpoenaed those bank records, we wouldn't have been able to ask [James Biden] about the $200,000 check to Joe Biden," Comer said, referring to bank records showing James and Sara Biden paid Joe Biden $200,000 in the form of a personal check in March 2018, with the check memo referring to a loan repayment.

"The more information we subpoena and obtain, the more questions we're going to be able to ask him," Comer said. "Nine months ago, if we had brought them in, they would have said the [Hunter Biden] laptop was Russian disinformation. They would have said none of the money ever happened while Joe Biden was vice president."

But now, "all the things that we've learned through this investigation, we're able to ask him now," said Comer. "We have Jim Biden's personal bank records that were accumulating a list of purchases that look awful suspicious … but, so now, we're able to ask them specific questions. Look, we could have brought him in and got a bunch of retweets. We could have brought him in already for therapy for people."

But in the beginning, "no one thought we would ever get any bank records, much less their personal bank records," the congressman said. "Now we're trying to trace the money, and I don't think that the average American can understand how much money laundering was taking place here … we have all of this information now, so now we're ready to proceed, and you will see Bidens come in."

He also addressed reports that Joe Biden paid $2.7 million in cash for his Delaware beach house in 2017, and said that's "not possible" without other money coming in.

"I know that having Jim Biden's personal bank account, I can tell you he received a significant portion of his income through Hunter Biden's shell companies, so we're going to be able to trace this money and try to identify the sources that Joe Biden got," Comer said. "Remember, if he paid $2.75 million for that house, and now, they're alleging he loans his brother [money] that's over $3 million cash he had laying around. Not many people in America have $3 million in liquidity that they're able to access."

Meanwhile, Comer talked about the election of Johnson, and the criticism coming from Democrats about him.

"It's a good thing for America to have Mike Johnson," said Comer. "He's a good man, and he's not your typical political leadership type. Our conference wanted to go in a different direction. We didn't want someone currently in leadership. We didn't want a high profile member of Congress who goes on TV a lot. We wanted a guy that that's just a good, honest guy because there's so many trust issues, and the American people should appreciate that."

But people attacking Johnson for his faith and character "shows the Democrat Party doesn't have anything, they don't have any issues to campaign on," said Comer. "Their Inflation Reduction Act, that's their big party achievement. It has significantly increased inflation and is hurting every working American. They don't have anything to campaign on other than hate towards Republicans."

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