Comer Predicts Subpoenas Are Coming for the Bidens, Accuses Family of ‘Organized Criminal Enterprise’ That Goes Well Beyond Hunter’s Addiction Woes

GOP investigators are pointing to two suspicious payments made to Joe Biden by his sister in law, totalling $240,000, as evidence the future president was benefiting financially from his family’s influence peddling operation.

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The Oversight Committee chairman, Congressman James Comer, right, is demanding that Al Jazeera's youth-focused vertical, AJ+, register as a foreign agent. AP/Jacquelyn Martin

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Congressman James Comer, is predicting that his committee will issue subpoenas to members of the Biden family in the coming days — most likely including President Biden’s son, Hunter – to appear for public testimony as part of GOP’s accelerating impeachment inquiry. This comes as House Republicans pound President Biden with recently uncovered financial records that show him receiving what they say are suspicious payments from his sister-in-law.

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