Staff Reports
In recent news, the House Ways and Means Committee Chairman has brought forward new evidence suggesting that Hunter Biden, the son of the current president, lied at least three times during his sworn Congressional testimony back in February. The Chairman claims that the evidence provided by IRS whistleblowers proves that Hunter Biden “repeatedly lied to Congress in his February deposition to distance his involvement in what should be considered a clear scheme to enrich the Biden family.”
The first piece of evidence suggests that Hunter Biden lied about a threatening message sent to a Chinese businessman, claiming that he was either “high or drunk” when he sent it and that it was to the wrong person. However, phone records show that the message was sent to the correct person and that the recipient was affiliated with a Chinese energy company. Additionally, documents show that the Chinese businessman sent $5 million to Hunter Biden and his associates just days after receiving the threatening message.
Wow! Breaking now, “The House Ways and Means Committee has evidence that Hunter Biden lied to Congress three different times during his most recent testimony back in February.”
I guess knowing his father will issue a pardon gives him carte blanche to lie.
So busted! pic.twitter.com/P5oHmJP7oU
— SweetPeaBelle (@SweetPeaBell326) May 22, 2024
The second alleged lie pertains to Hunter Biden’s denial of being the corporate secretary of a shell company and having control over its associated bank accounts. However, evidence presented by the committee shows that Hunter Biden certified himself as the acting Secretary of the company, and he was the beneficial owner of a bank account in its name.
The third accusation revolves around Hunter Biden’s denial of helping individuals obtain U.S. visas. However, an email provided by the whistleblowers indicates his involvement in seeking visa-related favors on behalf of a Burisma executive.
The delay of Hunter Biden’s tax trial to September, in the midst of the election season, raises questions about the timing of the trial and the potential impact on his father’s campaign. It’s worth noting that in addition to tax charges, there are also gun charges against Hunter Biden, and there is speculation about potential perjury charges based on the alleged lies presented to Congress.
This latest revelation adds to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Hunter Biden’s business dealings and involvement in the Biden family’s financial affairs. The evidence presented by the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee raises serious concerns about the truthfulness of Hunter Biden’s previous testimony and may have significant implications moving forward.
