Rep. James Comer told Newsmax that the country involved in President Joe Biden's alleged quid pro quo is one the House Oversight Committee has not discussed publicly yet.
Joining "Rob Schmitt Tonight" on Thursday, the panel's chair wrote off China, Romania, and Ukraine as the country spoken about in the FBI's FD-1023 form the committee learned about from a whistleblower.
The document, which FBI Director Christopher A. Wray has withheld from Comer's committee, reportedly details a scheme between a foreign national and Biden, while he was serving as vice president.
"It was a country that we haven't discussed yet," Comer said when asked where the supposed foreign national originated. "It's not Romania. It's not China. It is another country that we'll be discussing further. We're trying to track down some new bank account.
"I tell people: The most reputable country that I have found that the Biden family was taking money from is China," he said, "if that tells you anything."
Comer confirmed that his panel believes the primary FD-1023 claim against Biden involves a monetary exchange of at least $5 million from an "adversarial country."
However, "I think you're going to see that the Biden family took in somewhere — we've already proven $10 million — I think this is going to end up being somewhere between $15 and $30 million," Comer said.
His comments arrive as the House panel prepares to move forward with holding Wray in contempt of Congress for not providing a redacted version of the document.
"We have been clear that anything short of producing these documents to the House Oversight Committee is not in compliance with the subpoena," Comer stated Wednesday.
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