House Oversight Chairman James Comer dressed down Democrat Rep. Jared Moskowitz in a disagreement over James Biden’s big check to Joe Biden.
James Comer just recently discovered a $200,000 direct payment to Joe Biden after he got James and Hunter’s subpoenaed files.
In 2018, Jim Biden got $600,000 in ‘loans’ from Americore Health LLC, a failing/bankrupt rural health center operator. According to personal bankruptcy files, Jim Biden got the loans “based upon representations that his surname Biden might open doors which he might get a big financial investment from the Middle East based upon his political connections.”
On March 1, 2018, Americore Health LLC wired a $200,000 payment to Jim and Sara Biden’s individual savings account. On that extremely exact same day, Jim Biden then composed a $200,000 check to Joe Biden, AKA, “The Big Guy.”
The Republican-led Oversight Committee just recently stated Joe Biden is refusing to supply appropriate loan documents to reveal he lent his sibling James Biden cash.
Joe Biden likewise got $40,000 in washed China cash.
Rep. Moskowitz pitched a phony newspaper article declaring Rep. Comer lent his bro cash the exact same method Joe Biden allegedly ‘lent’ his sibling James cash.
Comer, who has a background in banking, set the record directly.
” That story that you tweeted likewise stated I had a shell business. That is bullshit!” Comer stated before calling individuals who thought the phony news “dumb” and “economically illiterate.”
WATCH:
. @RepMoskowitz slammed @RepJamesComer for discussing President Biden’s prospective company with his sibling, stating the Chair has offers of his own. Rep. Comer called the story, “bullshit,” indicating that those who think the story, are “dumb” & & “economically illiterate”. pic.twitter.com/rS3za7GEOj
— CSPAN (@cspan) November 14, 2023
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