By Gloria Ogbonna

Florida’s Republican Rep. Byron Donalds Criticizes President Biden’s Knowledge of Son’s Business Activities

Republican lawmakers are intensifying their scrutiny of President Joe Biden and his son Hunter’s business dealings. Rep. Byron Donalds of Florida sharply criticized President Biden, asserting that he is well aware of his son’s business transactions. In an interview with Fox Business host Larry Kudlow, Donalds emphasized that the Bidens have been implicated in a complex web of corruption, with funds allegedly flowing from various global companies, including those with connections to China and Russia.

Rep. James Comer, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee from Kentucky, has demanded access to documents from former Vice President Joe Biden’s emails. In a letter addressed to the National Archives and Records Administration, Comer sought transparency and insight into potential instances of corruption. He stated that Hunter Biden and Joe Biden have constructed this web of misconduct, further fueled by the disclosure of $20 million from global companies.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina revealed her concerns about the possibility of the Biden family receiving over $50 million through dubious channels. She highlighted suspicious activity reports she has reviewed, underscoring the extent of the alleged financial connections.

Donalds argued that Joe Biden has knowledge of the situation and called on the House of Representatives to substantiate their claims. The congressman stressed the importance of gaining access to the emails in question. Donalds expressed hope that the documents would not be deleted, drawing attention to similar actions taken by Hillary Clinton in the past.

The mounting criticism from Republican representatives reflects their determination to shed light on alleged corruption and questionable business transactions involving the Bidens. As these calls for transparency continue, the situation remains one of heightened political scrutiny.