Morning Wire The Biden Impeachment Inquiry | Sunday Extra
Dec 17, 2023
Jim Jordan, a Republican Congressman from Ohio and Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, discusses the impeachment inquiry against President Biden. He highlights key allegations linking Biden to his son Hunter's controversial dealings and the lack of cooperation from the Department of Justice. The impact of whistleblower testimonies on the investigation is explored, raising questions about legal challenges facing Hunter. Jordan advocates for a formal House vote to bolster their efforts, emphasizing the significant political implications of the inquiry.
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Biden and Burisma
- Republicans claim Hunter Biden was unqualified for a Burisma board position, yet secured it.
- They allege Joe Biden leveraged aid to pressure Ukraine into firing a prosecutor investigating Burisma.
DOJ Stonewalling
- The Biden administration is accused of stonewalling the investigation, particularly the DOJ.
- Two DOJ tax attorneys who initially wanted to charge Hunter Biden for 2014-2015 taxes, when he received Burisma income, later changed their stance.
Compelling Evidence
- Jim Jordan believes existing evidence, including a 1023 form and information from a confidential human source, is compelling.
- The form, initially withheld by FBI Director Chris Wray, corroborates the narrative surrounding Burisma and Hunter Biden.