Staff Reports
Senate Judiciary Committee Chair, Chuck Grassley, didn’t hold back in expressing his dissatisfaction with the Justice Department for censoring crucial information regarding alleged phone call recordings involving President Biden and his son, Hunter Biden. Grassley, in a candid interview with Larry Kudlow on Fox Business, criticized the redaction of references to 17 recorded phone calls from an internal FBI form. The form itself contained allegations of a $5 million bribe and the presence of additional evidence on tapes held by a Ukrainian official. Calling for transparency, Grassley eagerly awaited FBI Director Christopher Wray’s upcoming testimony to the House Judiciary Committee.
Infuriating. https://t.co/qgvK6zRQzy
— Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) July 11, 2023
Grassley and Representative James Comer were privy to an unredacted version of the FD1023 form that implicates President Biden in accepting a bribe. However, when the redacted version was provided to House members, the references to the 17 recorded phone calls mysteriously disappeared. Grassley expressed his dismay at this omission, emphasizing the significance of the calls: two involving then Vice President Joe Biden and 15 involving Hunter Biden. The redaction raised serious suspicions about potential attempts to shield the Bidens from scrutiny.
Sen. Chuck Grassley BLASTS Regime DOJ for suddenly "disappearing" 17 smoking gun tapes incriminating Joe Biden in Bribery: "We have to have an FBI that the entire US can have confidence in." pic.twitter.com/WXO4jL7hgz
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 11, 2023
President Biden has long been haunted by allegations of bribery, especially after the revelation of emails exchanged between Hunter Biden and his business associates. Representative Comer and his House Oversight Committee unearthed emails referencing the involvement of the elusive “big guy,” who appeared to be aware of and even sanctioned lucrative business deals benefiting the Biden family. It is alleged that up to nine members of the Biden family, including Hunter Biden, were embroiled in a scandalous lobbying scheme in exchange for millions of dollars through shady shell corporations.
Serious legal repercussions have followed. Federal prosecutors targeted some of these questionable business transactions, eventually leading to Hunter Biden’s plea deal for tax evasion charges. Surprisingly, he managed to avoid prison time in exchange for admitting guilt. President Biden, on the other hand, has vehemently denied any involvement in his son’s dealings, expressing his anger when confronted by journalists on the matter.
The redaction of crucial evidence surrounding Biden’s alleged bribery case is a glaring example of the lengths the Justice Department may go to protect those within their political circle. It’s disheartening to witness the suppression of information that could hold the President accountable. Grassley’s demand for transparency and Director Wray’s upcoming testimony are critical steps toward uncovering the truth. The American people deserve to know if their President was involved in corrupt practices and whether he used his position of power for personal gain. It’s high time the Department of Justice puts politics aside and serves the interests of justice and the American people.
