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FBI director will let top Republican LOOK at Biden ‘criminal scheme’ document: Chris Wray offers compromise on ‘$5million bribery’ memo to avoid contempt charges
- The internal unclassified FD-1023 form apparently details an ‘arrangement’ for an exchange of money for policy decisions, the Republicans have said
- They issued a subpoena for the document last month and have threatened to hold FBI Director Chris Wray
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The FBI will allow leaders of the Oversight Committee to view the FD-1023 form they say proves President Biden was involved in a $5 million criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national.
The internal unclassified FD-1023 form apparently details an ‘arrangement’ for an exchange of money for policy decisions, the Republicans have said and issued a subpoena for last month.
Oversight Chair James Comer and Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, spoke with FBI Director Christopher Wray by phone on Wednesday and Wray offered to let Comer and ranking member Jamie Raskin view the documents at the FBI headquarters in an attempt to stave off Comer’s threat to hold Wray in contempt of Congress.
But Comer was left unsatisfied, and has said he will proceed with holding Wray in contempt if he does not hand over the document to the full committee.
Oversight Chair James Comer and Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, spoke with FBI Director Christopher Wray by phone on Wednesday
‘We have been clear that anything short of producing these documents to the House Oversight Committee is not in compliance with the subpoena,’ Comer said in a statement.
On Tuesday Speaker Kevin McCarthy backed up Comer’s contempt threat — telling Fox and Friends he was ‘prepared’ to move forward with the charge.
‘We have jurisdiction over the FBI, which they seem to act like we do not. I personally called Director Wray and told him he needs to send that document. Today is the deadline,’ McCarthy said.
Tuesday marks the deadline for the FBI to turn over an internal document that Republicans claim shows President Joe Biden was involved in a $5 million ‘criminal’ scheme with a foreign national
Comer alleges China indirectly paid off as many as 12 members of the Biden family in exchange for policy decisions
A whistleblower came forward with stunning claims that a file ‘includes a precise description of how the alleged criminal scheme (involving Biden) was employed as well as its purpose’, the Republicans said.
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It was a bombshell update in Republicans’ aggressive ‘influence-peddling’ probe into the Biden family.
The House Oversight Committee has accused multiple members of the Biden family – including Hunter and Hallie – were involved in ‘shady’ business deals where they profited off of the family name.
The subpoena specifically instructs the FBI director to produce ‘all FD-1023 forms, including within any open, closed, or restricted access case files, created or moderated in June 2020, containing the term ‘Biden,’ including all accompanying attachments and documents to those FD-1023 forms.’
As part of the ever-growing investigations against Hunter Biden, Republicans on the House Oversight Committee have also reviewed IRS documents and Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) they claim prove that the Biden family corruption and influence peddling has benefitted at least 12 family members.
Comer said last month that there won’t be anyone ‘left for a Christmas picture’ because the ‘entire Biden family’ is entrapped in the financial enrichment scheme.
According to the SARs reviewed by Comer’s committee, he previously confirmed President Biden’s brother Jim Biden and his son Beau’s widow Hallie Biden benefited from the foreign business deals.
Another whistleblower from the IRS recently came forward claiming that a senior Biden administration official interfered with the DOJ’s special counsel probe into Hunter Biden led by U.S. Attorney David Weiss of Delaware.
DailyMail.com previously confirmed that the ‘senior official’ in question is Garland.
Garland has vouched for the independence Weiss, and testified in Congress that the probe is being conducted impartially.
‘He has been advised he is not to be denied anything he needs,’ Garland told the Senate Judiciary Committee recently. ‘I have not heard anything from that office to suggest that they are not able to do everything the U.S. attorney wants to do.’
Weiss is reportedly close to wrapping up the four-year-long investigation into the president’s son’s alleged tax and gun crimes.
The U.S. attorney met with officials at DOJ headquarters in Washington, D.C., last week – another signal that the probe may be wrapping up soon.
