Representative Steven Scalise has undoubtedly scared the daylights out of the White House with his professed intentions, namely by declaring that he will take any action necessary to publicize deeply problematic recordings that involve the Bidens’ highly questionable behavior in Ukraine.
Recordings that just might explain the eagerness to dump hundreds of billions (literally) into a war that shows absolutely no sign of ending.
“Top Republican Steve Scalise is vowing to uncover all information related to the Biden family’s ‘web of corruption,’ including alleged phone recordings linking Joe and Hunter to a $5M bribe from a Ukrainian energy company executive.
Scalise told DailyMail.com Tuesday on the sidelines of practice for the annual Congressional Baseball Game this week that the American people are beginning to see the ‘whole Biden family web of corruption’ that’s been laid out by the House Oversight Committee led by Chairman James Comer,” the Daily Mail reported
“We’re gonna press to get everything we can out [regarding the recordings],” Scalise added.
Thus, Biden may laugh off (for now) the growing evidence against him and his entire clan with regards to selling out the United States to varied foreign interests as “a bunch of malarkey,” but that insincere laugh will not hide the truth for long, in spite of the obvious distractions occurring now.
How convenient that the “indictment” of Trump just happened to occur shortly after Republicans investigating the Biden family crimes happened to see the notorious FD-1023 document, in which the Biden clan is alleged to have received $10M ($5M for Hunter, $5M for Biden himself) in order to mess around with American foreign policy towards Ukraine under Obama’s administration.
Scalise also praised Senator Chuck Grassley, who he noted has done a solid job of encouraging whistleblowers to move forward.
In remarks to Fox News Digital, Grassley noted the details of the document, highlighting the critical importance of American awareness.
“It’s important that the document be made public without unnecessary redactions for the American people to see … Let me assist for purposes of transparency,” Grassley remarked.
By all means, please assist.
“The 1023 produced to that House Committee redacted reference that the foreign national who allegedly bribed Joe and Hunter Biden allegedly has audio recordings of his conversations with them … 17 total recordings,” Grassley continued.
Scary. Imagine what tales those recorded conversations hold.
“According to the 1023, the foreign national possesses 15 audio recordings of phone calls between him and Hunter Biden … According to the 1023, the foreign national possesses two audio recordings of phone calls between him and then-Vice President Joe Biden,” Grassley detailed.
And one can only hope that Scalise succeeds in his efforts to expose the tapes, given Grassley’s assessment of their purpose.
Observing that the phone calls are “a sort of insurance policy,” Grassley continued on to note that Biden’s phone calls pertained directly to Hunter’s illicit activities, namely by being overpaid by Burisma to facilitate the corrupt company’s entry into the United States.
Kind of like he facilitated mass Russian investments in the United States as well, to the alleged tune of $100M.
“The 1023 also indicates that then-Vice President Joe Biden may have been involved in Burisma employing Hunter Biden … What, if anything has the Justice Department and FBI done to investigate? The Justice Department and FBI must show their work … They no longer deserve the benefit of the doubt,” Grassley added.
And, with any luck, Scalise will prevail in his efforts to expose the deeply incriminating recordings to the public.
Author: Jane Jones
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