GOP rep. estimates up to $100M flowed through Biden family accounts

In a recent interview on “Mornings with Maria,” Rep. Andy Biggs, a Republican from Arizona, expressed his growing concerns regarding the FBI’s alleged coverup of Hunter Biden’s questionable business dealings with foreign nationals and President Joe Biden’s approach towards China. Biggs asserted that the situation raises serious questions about President Biden’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party and the potential compromise of national interests.

Rep. Biggs highlighted the gravity of the allegations, stating that the sums of money involved were not trivial, with estimates ranging from well over $20 million to as high as $100 million flowing through various accounts associated with Hunter Biden’s business activities. The congressman emphasized the need to thoroughly investigate these matters and shed light on the alleged financial dealings.

However, Rep. Biggs expressed frustration at the apparent lack of cooperation from the Biden administration and its supporters in addressing these serious allegations. He voiced concern that the investigation was being slow-walked, potentially hindering the efforts to get to the truth.

One of the key aspects of the allegations revolves around Hunter Biden’s financial activities and the use of shell corporations to receive money, allegedly leveraging his father’s position as then-Vice President to gain financial benefits. Rep. Biggs referred to this pattern as corruption, citing examples such as Hunter Biden’s involvement in an energy company despite lacking expertise in the field.

In Rep. Biggs’s view, the Biden family’s activities extend beyond the immediate members, with satellite entities facilitating their transactions. He likened the situation to a crime syndicate due to the alleged magnitude and complexity of the financial arrangements.

The congressman expressed sympathy for the line agents within federal investigative agencies who were diligently working on the matter but claimed they faced obstructions from higher-ranking officials. Rep. Biggs called for transparency and the release of the Suspicious Activity Reporting System (SARS) related to the case, while acknowledging that these reports are currently classified.

The allegations surrounding Hunter Biden’s business dealings and President Biden’s China policy have been a subject of contention and speculation. As the investigations and discussions continue, both critics and supporters of the Biden administration await further developments and clarity on the matter.

It remains to be seen how these issues will unfold and whether they will impact public perception of the Biden administration’s stance on China and its handling of potential financial improprieties involving the President’s son. With calls for accountability and transparency, the demand for answers continues to grow.