Biden Family And Its Associates Received More Than $24 Million From Foreign Business Dealings, House Memo Shows

The Biden family and its business associates brought in more than $24 million from Ukraine, Russia, China, Romania and Kazakhstan, according to an impeachment inquiry memo by three House committee chairmen.

Members of the House Ways and Means, Oversight and Judiciary Committees received a 30 page memo Wednesday from committee chairs Jason Smith, James Comer and Jim Jordan detailing the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden beginning with a Thursday hearing. The memo lays out how the Biden family and its associates received over $24 million from foreign companies and nationals based in Ukraine, Russia, China, Romania and Kazakhstan from 2014-19 through a web of shell companies.

“For the past several months, the House Committees on Oversight and Accountability (Oversight Committee), Ways and Means (Ways and Means Committee), and the Judiciary (Judiciary Committee) (collectively, Committees) have been investigating (1) foreign money received by the Biden family, (2) President Joe Biden’s involvement in his family’s foreign business entanglements, and (3) steps taken by the Biden Administration to slow, hamper, or otherwise impede the criminal investigation of the President’s son, Robert Hunter Biden, which involves funds received by the Biden family from foreign sources,” the memo outlines.

“As a result of these investigations, the Committees have uncovered significant new information that raises serious concerns as to whether the President has abused his federal office to enrich his family and conceal his and/or his family’s misconduct.”