Hunter Biden and his Ukrainian gas firm were involved in setting up an account with a foreign bank that was shut down after a money laundering investigation. Emails obtained from Hunter Biden's laptop show he gave income statements, passport details, and even utility bills to Burisma executive Vadam Poroshenko for use at the now defunct Sata bank in Malta. The revelation comes after claims made by a longstanding FBI informant revealed this month by lawmakers that Burisma's owner sent $10 million to Hunter and his father using a complex web of offshore transactions. House oversight committee chairman James Comer told Fox News there are more witnesses and sources to come forward regarding his panel's probe of alleged bribery and influence peddling on