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House Republicans on the Oversight Committee released a report Thursday alleging that President Joe Biden abused the executive branch through his involvement in Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings.
The report highlights Biden’s alleged involvement in his son’s business dealings, which the president has denied, while also claiming the Biden administration has failed to respond to over a hundred document requests during the investigation. The lawmakers call into question Biden’s denial of Hunter’s dealings, saying that he is now susceptible to “influence, blackmail or extortion” by malign or foreign entities, including the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Alongside the accusations, the report notes 150 suspicious activity reports (SAR) on the Biden family’s financial transactions. The committee worked to access the reports, yet the Biden administration changed a longstanding policy, making it much more difficult for the committee to review the family’s SARs.
“Despite numerous formal requests by Committee Republicans to review those SARs, and despite decades of precedent of Treasury making SARs available pursuant to congressional requests, the Biden Administration changed longstanding policy and now refuses to produce Biden family SARs or to make them available for Committee Republican investigators’ in camera review,” according to the report.
